The allied health professionals in India are not covered by medical or nursing councils. Lab technicians, X-ray technicians, ICU technicians or people who are not covered by any other council and are currently unregulated.
The proposal to reimburse people affected by faulty medical devices will be taken up at the Drug Technical Advisory Board (DTAB), scheduled a week from today.
The company states that no other medical device maker has so far attempted to document and publish the safety and efficacy data of DES over such a long period.
At present transportation of drugs are carried out by third parties like contractors and sub-contractors in most cases.
His new appointment is for a period of one year with effective October 1, 2018, said a press release.
India reportedly boasts around 2,000 FDCs, four times more that what's available in the US.
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