A driver allegedly prescribed medicines to patients at a Kanpur government hospital. This incident occurred while the emergency medical officer was attending a court hearing. Hospital authorities have sought an explanation from the doctor regarding the driver’s actions. The doctor acknowledged his driver wrote prescriptions and stated he removed him for acting independently. Action will be taken if the doctor fails to provide a satisfactory explanation. A driver allegedly prescribed medicines to patients at a Kanpur government hospital. This incident occurred while the emergency medical officer was attending a court hearing. Hospital authorities have sought an explanation from the doctor regarding the driver’s actions. The doctor acknowledged his driver wrote prescriptions and stated he removed him for acting independently. Action will be taken if the doctor fails to provide a satisfactory explanation.
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