Patient safety in Indian healthcare requires systemic commitment to preventing avoidable harm through strong safety culture, structured protocols, staff training, and patient engagement. ... Aug 08
A prescription is a symbol of trust between doctor and patient. In the digital era, that trust extends to the platforms that deliver the medicine.... Feb 21
The Institute of Medicine & Law hosted the 18th Annual MedLegal Review 2026 in collaboration with the D Y Patil (University) School of Law on Friday, ... Feb 12
The story of this 45 year old Delhi man is about the fragile line between information and treatment, convenience and care, technology and responsibility.... Feb 03
Mumbai has long prided itself on resilience. It survives floods, rebuilds after tragedies, and adapts to relentless pressure. Yet resilience should not mean endurance of ... Jan 27
If implemented thoughtfully, this diagnostic reset could mark a turning point where fewer delays, fewer unnecessary antibiotics, stronger surveillance, and better outcomes for patients who ... Jan 22
D Y Patil University School of Law (DYPSOL), Navi Mumbai, has entered into a strategic academic partnership with the Institute of Medicine & Law (IML) to ... Jan 15
Cases like this serve as reminders that healthcare cannot be treated like any other business. Lives are at stake, and shortcuts carry irreversible consequences.... Dec 26
Patients must know their rights, understand their policies, and recognise that unfair rejections can be challenged.... Dec 02
From the moment raw materials are sourced to the time a syrup bottle reaches a patient’s hand, there must be no blind spots. A ... Nov 11
The Sultanpur verdict will likely inspire more patients and families to come forward, demanding accountability for medical mishaps.... Nov 08
The capital city, with all its economic power and political influence, cannot continue to live in a haze of excuses.... Nov 07
As the deadline for FSSAI’s final decision approaches, the country waits, some with anger, some with hope, and many with disbelief that such a ... Oct 31
Patients should not have to depend on consumer courts to get justice for medical errors. Preventive systems, continuous audits, and strict disciplinary actions should be ... Oct 29
No GDP number can justify a system where a baby’s life is worth less than a plate of food. The real progress of a ... Oct 28
Regulatory bodies must act with transparency, manufacturers must uphold integrity, and hospitals must maintain vigilance because behind every batch number is a child whose life ... Oct 18
As India observes the aftermath of yet another preventable disaster, one can only hope that this time, the outrage translates into reform.... Oct 14
A healthcare system’s strength is measured not by the number of machines it owns but by how many of them actually work when a ... Oct 10
Human rights are not abstract ideals but living guarantees that every patient deserves safety, every hospital owes accountability, and every act of negligence carries a ... Oct 10
Strengthened pharmacovigilance, faster forensic analysis, stricter licensing of manufacturers, and zero tolerance for sub-standard products must become non-negotiable priorities.... Oct 06
Hospitals must invest not only in equipment and infrastructure but also in the training, empathy, and accountability of their staff.... Oct 06
The woman continues her journey with resilience, supported by her family, but burdened by a disability that should never have happened.... Sep 22
For India’s healthcare sector, this case should not be seen as an isolated embarrassment but as a warning that the age of impunity is ... Sep 15
If citizens in Delhi deserve clean air, why shouldn’t people in Patna, in Lucknow, in Amritsar, in every town and village across India?... Sep 13
The Bavla tragedy is the story of why India must finally wake up to the truth that patient safety cannot be optional, and negligence cannot ... Sep 12
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