T OA D\:: Jlln. 'hie P-acti, icm"'r~i ( rofcfisioil:?\ ~oI1Gud, Eli 'U "tie & Cnd,c of Ethic .) V~\1pro\"ed by Centr,.! Government) C£· ~<\.L COUI,'CLL OF HO 0EOPATHY 10, Com unit)' Cent;:, B. '1::1 La", VawDLVibllf, New Delhi· 110057 19&2 I I.. .. " l, 'I \ I 1 I \ I I I \ I I I \ \, I ... ' Scanned with CamScanner ro\ eo by th... Central Government ~·idl.! l\iinistry .of ~ -a" e fare leller No. V. 27021/7/81-Homoeo. d:l cO .. 1.1 12' u ~u. t, 1 81 and published by 'the Central C) i of H oc p thy ri c iotificatiotJ 010. 2 in Part III <.: .e' iot! I • b ~ .... , lZ tc of.India I!xtraoaEnury dated tbe 6~b 1: reb,'~ 2.) • 1 Scanned with CamScanner e tf'l I , - 01 r cil' of _I01.10eopat y ~ i'GULAT ONS In c crc\" , of tho powcrn c<lnfarred by c1nme (I) of gccHon 33 rc;o with cection 24 of the -!omoeopntby Central Council Act, 1973 (59 of 197 ). the Cent al Co neil of Hornoeopathy, with the previous sanction of the Central Government, h .rcby rna 'ell tile fell0 ;<.ling regulations, namely ~-
1. Th sc Te ,ulatlons m y bo called the Hn (}~opatbie PrnetiliolJers (proc"s'o "3 Co duct, ~tiq e e Cotlc of Eth:csj 'Pego tions, 1982, EC A ~~ A ID OA ~
2. (a) At tile ,ime of registration, tach appl" ant -hall submit the fol!o\'in~ declaration and oath read and signl: bJ' bim La tb' R gist ar concerned atte ec by t c Rcg'6 rar ims~lf or by a re 'i.s cr.d pr"cti io r of Homo op thy :--
(1) I solemnly pIe ge myself to cons~cratc my life to the service 0 humanity. (7.) Even under threat, 1 will not u m' m dieHl knO\~ iedgc co Itrar'" t( the laws of humanity. (] )
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(8) 1 vill wait tHill he lltnlOgt r/,:,pl~cl for Inn Ian life, 1 ~il,l not ,perIni ~onsider~liolls of religion, nationality) rue!: pollt1Ca~ bcllcf6 or 5?cJaI Btanumg to intervene between D1Y out anc my pattent. 'j I will practise my profession with conseicncfI! and dl'gn't . d• ' , .., 1 Y10 accor anel wIth the prtDciples of Homoeopathy and/or in acco d ' h', 'J f' , r ance Wit the pflncl~ es 0 bIOchemic system of medicine (tissue remedies). The hennh of my patient shall be m\.' first 'c 'd .J ans] eratloo. 'I will respect the secrets -which are confided 'to me. 1 \''t'ill give to my teacher& the respect and gratitude which il their due. Scanned with CamScanner onour un 1 noble tradl.J .. I I
(9) I will maintain by all meanA in m'j t=0' cr the tiona of medicol profcs!;ion, My colle 19UC will b) y brother:! l1.11l1 ulatcr . r malce tbeso prornhc o nolcmnly, freely ltnd upon my honour.
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(b) H:l nemannian Osth ('On my honour I t:iwcar tl at f shall practir.o the teacbingn of HarDee-apathy, perform my duty, render justic\': to my putienl3 and help tlJc 8ick whoeocver comes te me for treatment. \1ay the teachings of mJs~cr Haho:.mann inspire me an(\ rn:.ty r have the trevBth for fulfilment of my mi.5sion,' I II. GRN j .AL PRINCIPLES '1 C :Jf"{: ('f (\1cdi~ :. r ',~ io .~r T c p imary obj ct of the medicul profession is to r:endcr zervice to humani y w~th full re pcct for the dignity of man; financial reward is a GU ordinate consideration. Vlhosocver choo&ca this profession assumes tho obligation to conduct himself in accordance with its ideals, A Dractitionor of Homoeopatby 3h~1l b:: un upright man, instructed in the art 0 her ling. He ahall keep him~elf p re in character and be dilig~nt in c.lfing for 1h 5 .~, H· 5' ali ~ n:o':eJt, sober, pa icnt nnd prompt and do hi:; ut) \' ithout UO:::l~ty, n d eho. I be pious and conduct himself with propriety in l1i3 profession and in all the uctions of b'3 life, l. D rda cf Character an<11vIornls The medical profes ion eApccts from its members the highest level of l.J r cter and mor s, Jno every ractitioner of Homoeopatby owes to the profess'oo and to the pu lie alike 11 duty to attain 5uc;h a level. It shull be incumbent on u pructition~r of Homocopathy to be temperate in all motters, for the practice of medicine requires unremitting exercise of a c!"ar ~n viooroul: indo
5. P~a,ctitioncr's Responsibility - pr ctilion~r of nOrrloeopat y 31 ,- ~l merit the confidence of patients ~atrustcd to nis care, rCudering to ea(;~ f 11 me_sure of :-ervice and devotion. fbe ho OUf" id aJs of the medical profc~sjon imply that the responsibilities o fa t' io er 0: Homo~op t' y extend not only to indi'iiduals but.also to ntLe s 'cie~y. • ~ I ~ ... : ~ 'I Scanned with CamScanner
6. Advcrtjsiu~
(l) Solicitation of patients directly or indirectly by of Homoeopathy either personally or by advertisement in th by placards or by the distributiop of circular cards or handbi A practitioner of Homocopathy shall not. make use of, or to rna I; U3e of, him or his name" as a subject of any fo of advertising or publicity through lay channels wl:l.:ich shal a character as to invite attention to him or to his professional pI or as would ordinarily result in his self-aggrandisement provided tioner of Hornoeopathy is permitted formal announcement in p following matters. namely :- i) the starting of his practice; ii) change of the type of practice; iii) cbange of address; iv) t~mpor"ry abs~nce from duty; v) rcsurnption of prael ice; vi) suc~c~Jinu to another's practice.
(2) He shall further not advertise bimself directly or iod price lists or publicity Dl2.tcrials of manufacturing firms c whom he may be connected in any capacity, nor shall h<: operations or letters of thanks from p;tticnts in non-pro1 papers or journals provided it ~bal1 be permissible for him. to pu in connection with a prospectus or a director's or a technical exp
7. Payment of Professional Sec'dec
(1) A practitioner of Homoeopathy engaged in" the pracli shall limit the sources of his income to fees received fro activities for services rendered to the patient. Remu~erati( such services shall be in the form and amount specifically· the patient at tbe time the service is rendered; in all othel deem it a point of honour to adhere to· the compeQsation services prcvai ling in the community in which he practices.
(2) Fees arc reducible at the discretion of the practitioner ( and he shall al ways recognise pover~y as presenting valid clajm~ services.
(3) It sball be unethical to. eoter into a coDtract of &t no CUl. . Scanned with CamScanner \ \ 1 r receive I cammi sian r procuring 11 r hall he \I :. gu , lrader "h t' ~ 11 :, U III l:I.'ii," \ r'\' 'tj ocr .. r I HIl( l. Jnth I hnll n It JI,iv I, lIoli it J l' . r I . 1!t1l h 1 ~ (\ ft' , St 'It or r .c1V ,an' 11 l, /'Jrat lity,u 1 ~ t, .'
1 . j It .,nsI 1 1'll t t l1l 'I H' tile r rc rdill' r :C() III Inend in i r 1 till. . ' ' ..I f 'H\\' I al it- 1t t r lituti 'a I, :: \11 HI'aI () til r t r .atint , '\,.: 11~ , "ltl\ltli:si 11 \ r III r b 'lit r)I11:1 1>1 r'5~i 0:\1 c r '. I' f . P Ji:lll ", • }1\ t •r :l tl l" 11 t (l 1. III. F II i\ lor ATLIIC PHACfITIOi ERS T HElt '.\TI ~NT 1> ig• i s t ) 1hL l~ \ C ' h h u practitic n or of Homocoprithy is not bound to trc 1 cnch a d e . r: {) '" ° L-ing for his services except in 'emergencics, he shall, for tbe sa of 1m anity un the n ole traditions of the profession, not only be 'er ready r s nd to llL c31 of lh~ sick and the iujllrcd, but shall be t indfulof lJ igh cbnrnctcr of his mis~ion and the r~sponsibilily he incurs in tb di chnr ...c of hL pr f ssional duti s.
10. alien not be Neglected () l pI' ctitioI~cr of Homocopnthy is free to choose whom he i 1 scrv provider he shall respond to 3ny request for his nssistnncc in nn ill rgen y or wb.enevcr temper (~ public opin~on expects the service.
(2) Once having undertak{:ll n. case, n practitioner of Homo all! ( 11 not egiect the patient nor sball DC withdraw from the case \ itbout oi lin notice to the patient, his re la ti veg or his responsible friends sufficiL:ntl) 10 in !lclv:llICC of hi. wirh<Ir:l\val (0 allow them limo to r.l:C,tlfO l\l1other pr:H:titi I c:r.
1I. """erminatioD of Service
(a) The following shall be valid reasons for his withdrawal :- 0) dhere he finds unotb~,r prnctition r in attendance;
(2) wll~re remedies other than those prescribed t\y him ar' b iog used; .
(3) v,Ihcre hi reilledic~l and ln~trllclioIl~ arc refused;
(4) Where he i~ convinced that illf1cg~ i~ all imposlure 'llld that he is being rnndc u puny to u false pretence; Scanned with CamScanner . , ,(5) vb:rc. l C patieot T"' ... r0sts In the use of opiulD..? elcobc . "!:lir: ilar intO,.ica,nag drugs again~~ mcaic.al advice; , ,':":>"':' ' . . '. ....". '. ..... , , . , ' I , ((j) ·,yilc e COin plcte' info rrn' lioD ~onc~riling' ~be rnc~$' al}d cir~1 . tbe ca~e ar~ not s.upplicd' by t9~,patien~ O(,!l~~ reJ~ti:ves.,,:··,"., ..' . . . . , . . ....:.... '., .\ .. ',. " .: '(0; \ The di. crycry, th~t' ·{he <m'aJad'y' is:' i'~'c'u~~b1c:":'iS':"Do'''~e~~ . . cQn;iquc tlUendnn'cc·~".) iqng 3~.\hc.. p~t.i'e~·l.~~sir·~d·:his ~e~~l . '.' '12. 11 t 0 f levli., nee .... ':': ':'; './: "::.:,\:.,:"': i ,,' .' () j 0' prac itioncr of o;'oe, c- tl y 'f.b~.i( wilfully ',co~u:mi n gli[3_r) ... ttl 3y dcpriv 'hin \)atient .of ,ncces~~ ry mcdical.',c~re , '. . (; n :I[ . • :~ ) Homo ... ) '. '. ". I'. '\.... . . ... • ' \ I, ' ..... , '" . (2) .~ prat= i io '~r f I-:!onJocop y is 'ex ected to r~ndei·>t- [) ill in crvic 5 S 'oul .:: t r;ctcrl of anOl ~r pr.tictitiQn.er, ~ i i t 1:' \. j him i 11 r au:, Ii fl t .0 n:-, ";0: prjen ... e and' a tt a inmeli t5 ~ : ~' : ':<': .. : .. '"\,. . : . . ' "', • ..., •• "0 t' il" ~:d' i~~l 0 r on i~sion sba.l1 ,not 'b'e' jUdg~(f. )iell: :.. rd' ru f\:' i) rJ.11 Ser 'icc-; ~c l e~ ,~ r,:, ~ iu( ~ . ~H c.; uj •rom . II mQath f .his' 't riiini~g, :. • ,\ ~ ••t ..... ',' .... .. .. ~; . :. . : :: . . " , , (. / \ r~ r ~ Ii I i .~r. { ):.If '0 ' t Ie rJ r ~ ( III r at ,. j II U.l; . n. drur(p'r~'r. . I au pt 't' t ~ , n'ccc:ssa.rY.':': .. \ . , . ..' t: ",. . . . '0' '0' '.' 131 B \. 'iuur 'on rd~ Pnfit'n(s ". ' ;'::'., '1111: d lUC:lnQll( or 1\' pr.I(':lj:lon~r 'of n~m'()cqp'alhY','t'owa'iu~ ,,' , ~1l:\lJ III Ill)' be court O\1S. sYll1;J.\lh~tlc, frL:lldly l~Jl~ .1lclptlJl., ,J " ,.. ' ," '.\> , 1Jall be. 't.~eatc4 )vjt~ a~~eotioI1 t~nd co~~ideratioD~'" '" '.: :-.::', '.. ..: ': <::::'\':': : .'.::': .: .' ~ :'.: . . ... ,:. <;':. ::. ,'\ ;".:.::':~ ::,~.:; ,':<:'.> :;", " ',::' "" l~ .. r1.1tS :,~, '.,: ',: ',: .,,' ... ::-,. ,. ~""'" ,':,' ~ '."',''; '. . \' .... ".."", " \.. .' ... _ '" ......... ' '..,...;..... .... '. .' ..:'" . '.~' ,;, :..'::',' ,',> ' :,: ...A:.p.r?cptio.;t~r·:-,qf.:',Ho~~eopa~~y .. sh.al1,'·#.Q.~~,-a~our, to .add to d , :.' .... ' ':,' ::<the' si.c.k .bj<ma~iDg·~~is.\is·ju:'a·fdio ..b(>t~rj~Qi~atC4,)q',: t~t; patients~.· .~~,.~~;~ ~~;;:;'.:.~,~ .' .' ," '.' ,': '.':':::: .::,«l).~@~:~p!:~~~~~~n~r.·~·fa~~~i~i'<~'i:p~t~.~r '~x3gger,at'e, '. ,">;'-, Jbc~~~~~i~~.C?fi-~~.~:p~ti~nts,::~o~dJtlo:~; :.:.:,~~~~~~I,~.alr~:~~s~re ~ tha t .th~,. ,',~' .:,.:~,r.~~~.~.~·~~~~~~:'~I:·:~.:~~~~nt~i~~~~~:;:'t~·~~~~~'~~~~o>::s~#~~i;;'\~~~·~l.e.dg~ of :,",1 .' : I;':~ c,~nd'~'OD'~')\'JI1:~rve the'beat-J9t~rest'or ~~"~(leDt .and hi! fnml! ,:;:;:::.'. .' .:.._: :: ...: :~ '~' .','/':,:.:.':-' \,: 't;/r·;\L,> . . Scanned with CamScanner , , ,, . I ! i:.' t .. i-f I Ii I I, : I• i. f' '-, 'I. / .. 1 \ I, P I ,., 'ell ()f daJlflCr<.Hl8 ml\nif~fJlllli()t\Il. 110 tbidl 1\ >l r \1 '
(2) JlI Cjl~ • , " I l' I' 1\ lo give tllllC) - tl' hlllily Of, {ncl1e S l t H.: PUllCllt ntH! ul'iG t( II .' y 11 lie t lli, L ) }O pallent when , lICCC:-;..,l1 ry. I' , • Heney & St'crccy I . PH len , ," . -, .'cnee find deltcacy. s.hall charactoflze the attitude of a t' .•hl , ' . ' . . , . ,,' , prac ItlOner of . Oll1oeopatby. Confi.d~nces·concernIng l~dlVldua1 or domestic life entrusted y pnticnt to a prnct)h~ner. an~ ~e~e~t: l~,l the disposi tion or character of t ' nts obs rv d during Lbc .medlcal att~nduoce shall not be rcveal~d by h'mp. 1 • 1" , . 1 o a[1yo~.le unk3,s, t'lelf. I,eve, ,atton 15 reqUIred by tlj'~ laws of the State. '. .: ~ , - .·; ..·"lv~,'DurIES .OF::·rU1\CTITIONERS.TO THE PRO~ESSION . ··17_UPbO!d;nglJ~~our~fPr(jfcssl~n . .. . • ''':.', .,.', . A'practiti~~~r' of Ho'Ino~~'patby' shall~ at all times. uphold the dignity. and .. , ' honour .of this profession.' '.: , , .' '. '. '".. \ " • ", . . • . . .' . . .'.: .' I . :. ..' .' • '. . . . - ..'. ',18.. 'hlc1J~iJcrship. of Meoic,ll .Society . :1' •. , • :.. . . . ..: • .,'. For tll~ ·adYanCeIDen~ or bis.. 'prqfession a practItIOner of Homoeopathy ... ma~' afJili3le .. himself with ::.M edi.;nl Societies and contribute his time,' energy ...... -:·and: ,means. :t~~.·.their.·. progr.ess. s'o ,that they. ~ay b~tter represent and promote '.' ....'ih~. idea'Is ~f.tbe :·profc·ssion. '. .' . . . . . .. \. .'. ' .... :. " .. ", " " . .
19. Exposure of Unethical Conduct A practItioner 0(' Homocopa thy shall expose, without fear or favour, the . . incompct,c'nt,:' co~rupt, 'dishonest or unethical conduct on the part of any , .' .' member ,of _the. profession.. . .'\. .' \.: "', .. ', ": " .. .20" Association wHls .·Unregistered Ptrsons A'practitioner of ,Homoeopalhy shall not assoGiale him~clf professionally with any .b()dy or ,society of unregistered practitioners of Hom~copathy. ' ... 21 .. 'App~in'tm~ntof 'Substi tutes : .. . Wb . '. . . tl1 r to atten~. to J. \ ,'.:' h"" , en~y~r a practitioner of Hornoeopathy rcqu~sts ana ~ e. al courtesy 'i' I . "·"":'.r'~S' p..at~ents d.uri~g ~iB.,t~mpo,rary. abse.Dce from. practice,. pro i~sil;~.:c.ons15,tent .. ' . ,q\~1fcs,the ';r;lcccptance of such apPoll:\ment by the latter,. d: b t!' ',", WIth :·h· h . ,. thy actlO eJ .,un .~r sue " .", IS·ot er 'dutIes~'" ·The practitioner of HomoeClpa .' . ~; d':;reputa. '. . un UI)I)Q' t ' .' '. . '.' . . , t th'c lOtercstl an . ;' ' . HI mcn~ shall give the utlUOSt' consideration 0 ,I ~.,: " ' .. -.. ~ .. "' t". '~:l, .. : .. Scanned with CamScanner . " " 7 ,tion of the absent pw~titione'r, He shnll not ch~rgc either the pntient or tht abscIlt pracl i tionel' of Homocopn thy for h is services, 'ln~ccpt in the case of ~ s ccial arrnngemcnt between tlJcm. All such p4ticnt3 shall be restored ·le the care of.thc abscn,t practitioner of Homoeopathy .upon bis return. ... ",' • I' • • 22, ella gcs fo service to l)~actitioners of I-Iomocopathy. . .
(1) 'TlJe're 'is 'DO rul~' that a 'pr~ctitioDer ~r. Homo.copfltb Y· sba1,} ~o,t cl.larg~· another practitioner of Homoeopatby. for biS serVIce3, but a pructltlOne~ 0. 10111 copathy shall consider it a pleasure and privilege to Ien~er ~rat~l.to.U~ sc ice to his profcssiopal br'otber and his dependents, if they are, 10. hiS VICl1Jlty or to a ~edi~als·tudent. ...
(2) .. Wh~n a.. practitioner of Homoeopathy 'is called from' a 'distance to . at'tend or· 'advise' :another : practitioner of Homoeopathy or his' dependents icimbursemcnt shall· be made for travelling andotber' incidenta.l expc~s~s. '.
23 .. (1) 'The p~actitioner'of Homoeopatby cnl!ed in an' emergency to yi~it a patient under the care of a,notber practitioner of Ii:omoeopatby' sball~.·. ~Yhe~ the 'eille~geDcy is over, retire' in fll your of the' latter; but he' shaH b~ enti tIed to' charge the patient for bis services.'
(2) . 'Vhcn a' practitioner of Homoeopathy is consulted ut his own resi dc;icc~ it is Ilotnccessary for him 10 enquire of tbe !=utient if be is under the. ca.re .. ·.of.aoother pJact!ti~.n~~ of H.omocopatby~ .. .(3) \Vbcn a consulti!lg practitioner of Homoeopathy sees a patient at the requeF:t of another practitioner of . Homocopathy, it shall be' his duty to. \TYrite li letter stating his .opinion of the case with the mode of treatnlent be thinks is required to be adopt.ed. • '.' : ': '.' I. ~ .: '.' .':' •
24. . Erigagcl~lcnt' fo.r. ·.a~ ..Oh~t~trjcs Case'· , .:.'. {~)"':.If..~·'.pr,a~~ttioh~r ·· ..~f f~omo'e~~athY :'is' ~ngag'e~ .to' attend to u woman . .... ' .... , .. d,~~.ing h~r ~oDfi~e~c~~,.;.:~e· shal,l..:: .do so.: 'RefusaLto do s'o: on an excuse of any ... ' .' ::.: , oth.er.: engagc.n:e.~.t:': 6~an ·no~ :be 'consid~rcd .ethical except when he is already . . ' ~:u:~~.g~d on·.a.:s.l~l~ar.or..other ,serious case• ..\:;,..:.:' .. ,' :..:.:.. ' : . : '. :'" :- ;.:;,>.'..":'. . . ':' ; '; ';".~ : :'. '.' (2):' .Whc~ a' pr~ctitio~erof lIomoeo~athY who 'has been engaged to attend . '011 nn obst l . . I .. • ..•. C, fJ~S case IS 8b~cnt and ~nothcr is scnt for nn<1 delivery is uccomplishcd, .. ;' .the. .~c:tiJls. ~r~lc~~tion~r. of Ilolllocopallly .,shall be' entitled to his professional \ .". .. .. " . : .' ': .,' '...'. . ..' .':'" : \.~, : " • ',. • I '.:' .... ,' ••••,: Scanned with CamScanner Scanned with CamScanner '. 9
30. CnlHIlt t ill C nsultnlLoll f . 3inceri b 11 be DO place or 10
(1) In c l1sultali IlS, there 5 n to the pructition,er of n 11 UC respect hall be sllown murks shall be • .t tatemcnt or re . Hl clla gc of c.., sc nnu no s, , . him by the patte! .. f1d e reposed 1n'ould Iml air tbe on L CIlC • 'the prc~coce ( ., . h 11 bp. carncd on 10 1 rp n QlSCUS.lOD S U ... or his re resentntives. h alient or bis represe
(2) All statements of the case to t ~.P elS consulting, cxeep , f 11 the practltlO o htake place 10 the presence 0 a .' t the patient or agreed; the announcement of the OplO.1~n a of Hornocopathy. friends shall r :st wltb tue attending practItIoner 1 11 not be divulgcd unnecessar
(3) Diffcicnccs of OPIDIOIl, 513 f" 00 the circumsta , "bi difference 0 oplDl , when there is all HrcconCU(1 C . t r IIi fric nds . 1 l' u to the patIcn 0 .fran!dy . no i rnparlHl.l y c:'".p nlOe \
(4) t s all be open to them to scck further ~dyicc if they so
31. Cessntioll 0 ConsILia Hon Attendance of the consulting practitioncr of Homoeo?atby when the consultation is concluded, unlcs another appointment by the a lending practitioner of Homoeopathy.
32. Treatment nfter Consnltation
(1) No decision shnll restrain the attending practitioner of H from making such subsequent variations in the treatment as uny change may require; provided at the next consultation I '/uriation arc stated.
(2) The same privilege, with its obligations, belongs to the com sent for in an emergency duri0 6 the absence of the attc"nuing pr: Homocopathy. Tbe attending practitioner of Houloeopathy may) any time fqr the putient, but the consultant, only in case of emerge
33. Consultnnt not to take Charge of the Case (I) When a practitioner of Homocopathy bas been called as a Scanned with CamScanner 10 noDe but the rarest amI most oKccptional clrcumglanccs shull justify the consultant taking charge of the casco
(2) He must not do so merely on the solicitation of the patient or his friends.
34. Ba'- 3gahwt Con6ultlng Non-registered Prnctitioncr No practltIOner of Honl0~opathy shall have consultation with any practitioner of HomoeopattlY who is not regi5lered. VI. DUTIES OF .PRACT!TI0NE~S TO THE PUBLIC
35. Practitioners as Citizens Pn cllllOi)CrS of Homor:opathy O~ good citizens, posflc&Scd of special training, shall oJvi~.(j concerning tlle heallh of tlle community wbcrc:in they dwell. They ~hall play their part in enforcing the laws of the community and in sllstuining the institutions that advance the interest of humanity. They shall cooperate with toe authorities in the observance and enforcement of sanitary laws nnd regulations and shall observe the provisions of ail laws relating to Drugs, Poisons and Phurmacy made for tile protection and promotion of public health.
36. .. ubHc I-IcaHb Practitioners of Flomocoputhy engaged in public health work, shall enJightcn the public concerning quarantine regulations and measures for tho prevention of epidemic and communicable diseases. At all times the practitioncrs shall notify the COD~litutcd public health authorities of every case of comulunicable disease undcr their care, in accordance with the laws, rules and regulations of the health authorities. '.Vl1en an epidemic prevails, tue practitioner of Homoeopatby shall continue his labours without regard to the risk to his o,vn health.
37. Dispensing A practitioner of Jlomoeopathy bas a right to prepare and dispense his wn prescription. Scanned with CamScanner 11 VIr. .pnOt?ESSION I~SCONDUcr
3. Tb falloWing [I , ]) C C~lOns shall caDatltute profeBoiooal miBconduct 1 , ~ommitting ~d It. . .109 etn impro . <c. U cry or lmpropcr conduct Ith a patient, or per as'7ociation with a patient; t / • maintni. 2) ConvIclion by a. Court of LU"W for oEfences involving moral turpitude; 3) Sign' f ..na mg 0 or giving by en)' pructltlon~r of Homocopatby under h ,~eh' ,ond a.uthority any ccrtificat , report or document of kindred cbaract~ WOIC IS untru . 1 d' , J lnlS en log or Improper; , I.) Contravention of the provirioDs of laws r laling to Drugs and regul£ tloD3 m d thereundcr, 5) ('lelllng a drug or poit;o re~ul .... (1 by law to tbe public or his patient uavcas provid d by! 0'" law. G) erf rr in or' nabl'ng n uuqualifie crson to p 'rform an abortion 6 r ny ill gal operation lor wbich l cr ... L no medic I) surgical or psychologica In ic lion; 'I) IS3uc of ccrlificalcs in Homocopathy to unqualified or non·rnedicll persons provided that tbis sll'11 not apply so as to restrict the proper trBiniDl and instruction of lcgitirnElle ernployce3 of doctors, midwives, dispensers, Burgi .cal attendants or skilJ.:d rnochaniC'nl and technical nSRis tnnt! under th~ persona Bupcrvisiou of prllctitiollcrs of Homoeopathy, 8) Afllxing II sigllboard on a chemist's shop or in places where tho pracU· tioner of Homooopathy does not reside or work; 9) Disclosing the secrets of a patient that havo been learnt in the ehcrcise of prore~sioD, except in a Court. of law under orders of the presiding judge. ("': 10) Publishing photographs or case-reports of patients in any medical or tl· other journal in a manner by which their identity could be made out without . their permission, provided that if the identity of patients is Dot dieclosed, their 'consent is not ne~ssary; Scanned with CamScanner ( I C II L .C )t~ r " j flt o t •I .. L c Co) -r- Ct -"". • . ,. Scanned with CamScanner