Former Policies Of Government, MCI, Judiciary, Failed To Attract Doctors To Rural Area

Former policies of Government, MCI, Judiciary, has failed to attract doctors to rural areas, Why? Successive policies that failed: 1. Compulsory rural service for one year before granting of registration- Failed 2. Hardship allowance for service in rural areas- Failed 3. Advance increments for opting rural service- Failed 4. Reservation of seats for students from the rural area in MBBS to return and practice in rural areas- Failed 5.

Ayush doctors recruited and posted to rural areas- Failed  6. Quarters for medical staff, free petrol, permission to do private practice after duty hours- Failed 7. Pucca roads connecting villages, to help doctors reach PHO- Failed 8. Three years MBBS degree for rural doctors- Did not take off 9. Priority in PG course for rural doctors- Failed 10. Now, added weight-age of 10% of NEET score per year of rural service- Fate hangs in balance What is the remedy…