NMMTA Delegation Meets Union Health Minister J P Nadda to Discuss NMC Regulations Impacting Medical Education

Wednesday, 25 September 2024, 06:47

NMMTA met with Union Minister J P Nadda to address the adverse effects of National Medical Commission regulations on medical instructors. The NMMTA emphasized the staffing issues caused by these regulations, which affect the education of future healthcare professionals. Dr. Arjun Maitra and Dr. Ayan Das voiced their concerns regarding the challenges faced by their association members through these stringent NMC policies.
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NMMTA Delegation Meets Union Health Minister J P Nadda to Discuss NMC Regulations Impacting Medical Education

NMMTA Delegation Meets with Union Health Minister

A delegation from the National MSc Medical Teachers Association (NMMTA) met with Union Health Minister J P Nadda to discuss serious concerns regarding National Medical Commission (NMC) regulations affecting medical instructors. These regulatory changes have led to a significant staffing shortage in medical colleges, ultimately impacting the quality of healthcare education.

Concerns Raised by Medical Educators

During the meeting, Dr. Arjun Maitra and Dr. Ayan Das, prominent figures within the NMMTA, articulated the challenges faced by medical educators as a result of current NMC policies. They pointed out that these regulations force many members to engage in costly and lengthy legal processes to address the issues stemmed from these regulations.

The Call for Action

  • Nadda recognized the concerns raised by the NMMTA and directed the joint secretary of medical education to prepare a comprehensive report on the issues confronting medical institutions.
  • Dr. Maitra urged the NMC to reconsider its regulatory stance to alleviate the pressures on medical instructors and improve educational outcomes for future healthcare professionals.

The NMMTA continues to advocate for necessary changes in the NMC regulations, stressing that maintaining educational integrity is vital for the future of healthcare.


This article was prepared using information from open sources in accordance with the principles of Ethical Policy. The editorial team is not responsible for absolute accuracy, as it relies on data from the sources referenced.


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