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Healthcare Services Rules and Regulations 2025 launched to enhance quality, enforce inspection and involve private sector in healthcare delivery

March 18, 2025
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To improve the quality and safety of healthcare services, Healthcare Services Rules and Regulations 2025 was officially launched last week in the country. This regulation mandates comprehensive record-keeping, rigorous inspections, and clear penalties for non-compliance to ensure quality healthcare in the country. It also aims to establish a foundation for the involvement of the private sector in healthcare services delivery. Our reporter Singye Dema caught up with Kinga Jamphel, the Director of the Department of Health Services.

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