Slamming doctors for continuing to write illegibleprescriptionsdespite access to computers, thePunjab and Haryana High Courthas directed them to write in clear, bold capital letters until a comprehensive digital prescription system is established. The court emphasised that patients have a fundamental right to receive clear and readable medical prescriptions, stressing that poor handwriting can directly impact a patient’s health and safety. To prevent confusion, the court instructed the government to introduce handwriting training in medical curricula and to implement a nationwide digital system within two years. Until then, it directed doctors to write in bold, legible letters. For more details, check out the full story on the link mentioned below: Illegible Prescriptions Not Acceptable: Punjab and Haryana HC raps doctors
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