There are many quality healthcare centers, doctors in health care in the country. And because of the weakness of the law, it is not possible to identify the standard and the substandard. As a result, everyone has to bear the responsibility of the suffering of the substandard medical system. Speakers think that this situation should change. There is a lot of room for work and need to make the health care system of Bangladesh quality and people friendly. One of the important areas is the formulation of health protection laws.
Even after 53 years of independence, the health care system of the country continues without such a law. As a result, the rights of a large number of people are inevitably being violated year after year. Due to the lack of proper and timely laws, the disenfranchised people are frustrated, angry and hurt without getting legal remedies. In all these related cases, only attempts to blame each other can be observed. As a result, chaotic conditions arise in the healthcare sector at various times. Sometimes all barbaric incidents like fights, murders, injuries and vandalism happen. This is truly a disgrace for an independent People’s Republic. The speakers think that the immediate end of this situation is necessary.
This demand was announced at a meeting organized by the Environment Bachao Andolan-Paba and Barsik at the National Press Club on Saturday (May 25). Adv. presented the article at the meeting. Syed Mahbubul Alam.
Speakers in the draft law separately define and specify the establishment and management of public hospitals, in addition to making a
rrangements so that the government can give special benefits to public hospitals if necessary, hospital authorities to protect patients and prevent medical negligence, specify the responsibility of suppliers of food, medicine, materials in health care, medical expenses. Disease control to reduce and strengthen the imm
une system Making disease prevention mandatory, adding universal health care programs to reduce medical expenses, adding provisions for quality and accuracy of health services, monitoring, evaluation, referral, etc., keeping provisions for digital register system, setting up health protection committee to provide complaints related to health care at the district level, health directorate To arrange payment of administrative fines by, He recommended setting up health care courts like Environment Courts-Drug Courts and empowering common citizens to easily file complaints and lawsuits.
BMA Secretary General Dr. Ehteshamul Haque Chowdhury said, besides taking the responsibility of medical failure, the state should take the responsibility of ensuring the health care of all citizens in the coming days. The purpose of the law is not only to punish people in this sector, but to ensure proper health of all those engaged in health services through proper management.
Pavel Parth said that the adverse impact on the health sector due to climate change has been given special importance in the lat
est climate conference. It has also been said to ensure special allocation of funds to deal with the health effects of negative climate change. Climate change is affecting people’s livelihoods, including food production and public health. These matters can be included in the draft law.
Doctors for Health and Environment Professor Dr. Feroze Ahmed Khan said, health protection means the two parties – the provider and recipient of treatment or healthcare. But both sides are not properly represented in the draft law. At present, doctors’ workplaces are not safe. Criminal cases are being filed for negligence and doctors are being handcuffed before negligence or guilt can be proved. Negligence is not treated as a criminal case in any country of the world.
In the speech of Bhapati, the executive president of Dr. Lelin Chowdhury said there are four parties involved in healthcare. First, the government, the responsibility of the government is to formulate the necessary policies and laws for healthcare. The authorities responsible under that Act will work to maintain and improve the quality of healthcare. To specify the rights, duties and responsibilities of the supervisory authority by law made by the Government. Second, defining the rights and responsibilities of those who come to hospitals and clinics as service recipients. Third, properly specifying the responsibilities and rights of the service provider and each member of his team. At the same time, specifying the responsibilities and rights of service providers. Finally, the role of healthcare providers in determining such eligibility criteria, their responsibilities and rights needs to be clarified.