This post would not lead to any disciplinary action against you under CCS rules as you have not committed any act of misconduct
DOCPLEXUS INDIA KAANOON 0 4 12 17 i AM A DOCOTOR IN CENTRAL GOVERNMENT OF iNDIA AND DID POST A COMMENT ON A SOCIAL DOMAIN "DOCPLELXUS" FOR DOCTORS AS FOLLOWS FOR MY RIGHT QUERY If a junior for whose acts of omission or commission is under my vicarious liability even if Anesthesiologist is qualified but complains of chronic pain of cervical with vertigo which was verbally told to me, my dilemma is Can I assign that Anaesthesiologist to give Anaesthesia where I am 2nd in command but my First in command says that there are no such restrictions? Kindly help me to get an answer to this too dilemmatic situation where on one hand is authorities and on other end is mine own knowledge whatsoever it is. As below is quoted from literature which though speaks of itself still needs a differential opinion, if any, with all due regards. ASA ETHICAL GUIDELINES Anesthesiologists should advise colleagues whose ability to practice medicine becomes temporarily or permanently impaired to appropriately modify or discontinue their practice. They should assist, to the extent of their own abilities, with the re-education or rehabilitation of a colleague who is returning to practice. Read more at: https://www.docplexus.in/#/app/posts/0856ddd8-be87-41d3-a8c2-a4e24302074c?anchor=5eb73a21-b18d-4c55-bd05-8c89e8cf79dd Copyright 2017 © Docplexus CAN THIS LEAD TO ANY KIND OF OFFICIAL DISCIPLINARY OR CRIMINAL OR ANYOTHER TYPE OF ACTION AS PER CCS (CCA) RULES, 1965 | Department of Personnel & Training
This post would not lead to any disciplinary action against you under CCS rules as you have not committed any act of misconduct
This is not at all an act which warrants a dispciolicary proceeding let alone a proceeding under criminal jurisprudence.
I am not sure what exactly the dispute is but whatever has been done is not enough to entail a proceeding under law of the land or under service Rules Of Your Job.
For Disciplinary proceeding misconduct ,insubordination or dereliction in duty is essential neither of which is found in the present situation.
1. In the instant case, you have not adversely commented against any body or any action of the Authority.
2. You have just put a question before a Social Domain specially meant for interaction with and by practicing doctors.
3. No, legal action stands against you under the given circumstances.
Hi , sir kindly let me knw about the insecurity that you are going through .. Under Indian penal code vicarious liability is generally seen as a negligence( medical ). Kindly be specific and narrate the incident ??
In India, everyone has the right to freedom of opinion and expression.This right includes freedom to hold opinions without interference and to seek, receive and impart information and ideas through any media and regardless of frontiers.
You just exercised your right, which needless to say is protected under the Constitution of India. You commit no wrong in asking this question.
Hello,
This post shall not lead to any disciplinary inquiry against you, since you have rightly used your constitutional freedom of speech and expression.
There is no punishment for the same under the CCS rules.
Regards
If you have violated the laid down rules and procedures during the practice of your official duty, then you may be liable for the consequences accordingly even if you assert that you have done them in good faith especially due to the compelling circumstances.
You should have got your act ratified by the authorities at least at a later stage or time if this was in gross violation to the rules or procedures to be followed in this regard.
You may discuss with your higher authority very close to you about this in detail and also with a local lawyer on the basis of the circumstances under which you have committed this act.