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According to the resolution, the "government has now decided to encourage education and research work in Ayurveda and to treat the Ayurvedic system of medicine on par with the allopathic system" (GoM 1981). In other words, what was earlier referred to as "quackery" in medicine in...

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Veröffentlicht in:	Economic and political weekly 2018-09
1. Verfasser:	Milind Bansode Jyoti Rai Mathew George
Format:	Artikel
Sprache:	eng
Schlagworte:	Ayurvedic medicine Clinics Health care industry Health education Health facilities Health services Hospitals Interviews Naturopathy Officials and employees Physicians Professionals Public health Social sciences State government Studies Surgery Training Yoga
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Zusammenfassung:	According to the resolution, the "government has now decided to encourage education and research work in Ayurveda and to treat the Ayurvedic system of medicine on par with the allopathic system" (GoM 1981). In other words, what was earlier referred to as "quackery" in medicine in other states got legitimised in Maharashtra. [...]acquiring an Ayurveda degree in Maharashtra became a licence to practise allopathy, which opened up a Pandora's box. [...]of this, on 1 July 2014, Maharashtra took the decision to allow BHMS doctors to prescribe allopathic drugs after the completion of a one-year pharmacology course. [...]14 government medical colleges in the state, with an intake of 700 BHMS graduates, started this course from the academic year 2016-17.
ISSN:	0012-9976