This Independence Day, let’s celebrate the values that build a healthier, more informed India. 🇮🇳
Let’s choose awareness, ethics, and responsible healthcare—for a stronger healthcare system and a better India.
Happy Independence Day! 🇮🇳
— Team IME
Medical records are not just paperwork—they are legal documents.
In Dr. K.M. Madappa v. KSCR Commission (2016), the NCDRC emphasized the importance of accurate documentation and clear post-operative instructions. #MedicalLaw#PatientRights#NCDRC
आपके मेडिकल रिकॉर्ड आपका अधिकार हैं, एहसान नहीं।
जानकारी, पारदर्शिता और सूचित निर्णय हर मरीज़ का अधिकार है। जागरूक बनें, अपने अधिकार जानें।
@indian_medical_ethics
#IME
Did you know? ⚖️
The NCDRC is one of the key forums where patients can seek compensation for medical negligence in India. Its decisions have helped shape medical negligence law and strengthen patient rights.
#MedicalNegligence#NCDRC#PatientRights#MedicalLaw#IME
Delaying a standard diagnostic test can be medical negligence. In Dr. Akhilesh Chandra Gaur v. Manik Chand (2016), the NCDRC held that delaying an X-ray for a suspected fracture led to permanent deformity and legal liability. Timely diagnostics are a duty, not a choice. #IME
Ethics protects patients.
Transparency strengthens healthcare.
IME — Indian Medical Ethics
Working to examine and challenge negligence, misconduct, and malpractice in healthcare.
#MedicalEthics#PatientRights#HealthcareIndia
How the IME logo was made.
Health + Law + Justice — coming together to form a symbol of ethical medical practice and accountability.
Not just a design, but a statement.
The position statement of Indian Medical Ethics (IME) is now published.
This article introduces IME as a public health initiative addressing medical negligence, misconduct, and preventable harm-while clearly outlining what IME is, what it is not, and the ethical position it takes
Introducing IME (Indian Medical Ethics). A public health initiative committed to challenging medical negligence, misconduct, and malpractice in India.
IME stands for patient safety, accountability, and transparency in healthcare.
This is just the beginning.
#LogoReveal
Medical ethics is not optional.
Patient safety is not negotiable.
Introducing Indian Medical Ethics (IME) —
Challenging medical negligence and misconduct.
📍 Launching 28 January 2026