To eliminate quackery in the state, theTelangana Medical Councilhas come up with a quick and effective way to identify fake doctors by simply asking them to write a prescription. Instead of spending weeks checking forged certificates, TGMC’s anti-quackery team now simply sends decoys to suspected practitioners, asking for a prescription on the spot. After that, they check for possible errors in the prescription. In this way, the council has exposed hundreds of quacks who fail to write even a basic prescription correctly. In most cases, the prescriptions were vague, incomplete, or illegible. For more details, check out the full story on the link mentioned below: Telangana Medical Council uses prescription test to identify Quacks
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