Initiatives Taken
Objection on findings of National Task Force
The United Doctors Front (UDF) had raised objections to the findings of the National Task Force (NTF) on medical professionals' safety, arguing that the recommendations are insufficient. UDF had urged the Supreme Court to establish a Central Protection Act for doctors, emphasizing the need for a robust legal framework to prevent violence and ensure safer working conditions.
Donate Now
Intervention in Raipur Ragging
The United Doctors Front (UDF) had expressed deep concern over the alleged night-long ragging incident at AIIMS Raipur, calling the hospital management's outright denial unacceptable. They stressed the need for strict anti-ragging measures, confidential reporting systems, and proper investigations to ensure a safe and supportive environment for all medical students.
Donate Now
Letter on Protocol for VIP Visits
The United Doctors Front (UDF) had urged Union Health Minister Jagat Prakash Nadda to establish protocols for VIP visits during hospital emergencies. Citing disruptions to patient care and medical services, UDF recommended scheduling visits after initial emergency responses, limiting them to 30 minutes, and minimizing entourages. They stressed the need for unobstructed emergency routes and efficient coordination to ensure patient care remains a top priority.
Donate Now
Objection on visit of MP Rajeev Rai in Mau Dist Hospital in UP
United Doctors Front (UDF) had strongly condemned the alleged misconduct by Samajwadi Party MP Rajeev Rai during his visit to Mau District Hospital, which disrupted operations and compromised patient care. UDF called for strict protocols to govern political visits to healthcare facilities, ensuring no interference with medical duties, and stands in solidarity with healthcare professionals, urging immediate action to uphold hospital integrity.
Donate Now
Objection on notice by MLA in Kashmir
Dr. Lakshay Mittal wrote to the Lieutenant Governor of Jammu and Kashmir, raising concerns over the suspension of PHC inspections and the withholding of salaries for medical officers. He urged immediate action to restore inspections, ensure timely salary payments, and prevent future disruptions, stressing the importance of supporting healthcare professionals and maintaining healthcare standards.
Donate Now
Protest of violence on health care professionals.
United Doctors Front (UDF) responded swiftly to increasing violence against healthcare professionals, citing an attack on a resident doctor in Rajasthan during Duty Roster Posting (DRP). They organized protests, raised awareness, and engaged with local authorities to demand stricter security protocols in hospitals and healthcare facilities. UDF called for robust action against perpetrators of violence and for stronger legal protections for medical professionals.
