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Everything we've written about Compliance — practical notes for Indian clinics from the team building Qlinikit.

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Biomedical waste: what a two-doctor clinic actually has to do

Colour-coded bins are the visible part. Authorisation from your state pollution board and a CBWTF contract are what an inspector asks for first.

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  1. 4 min readCompliance

    PC-PNDT: what owning an ultrasound machine commits you to

    Registration is per site, not per doctor. Form F is per scan. The paperwork is the compliance — and it is where clinics lose cases they should win.

  2. 5 min readCompliance

    What an Indian clinic may and may not advertise

    Most clinic marketing advice online cites the NMC's 2023 conduct code. That code was put in abeyance in 2023 — the 2002 regulations still govern.

  3. 5 min readCompliance

    The licences a new clinic in India actually needs

    Registration, biomedical waste, dispensing, radiation, ultrasound. Which of them apply to you depends on your state and your equipment, not your specialty.

  4. 5 min readCompliance

    How long must an Indian clinic keep medical records?

    Three years is the number everyone quotes. It comes from a 2002 regulation, it covers only indoor patients, and it is the wrong number to plan around.

  5. 4 min readGST

    GST for clinics and doctors: what is exempt, and what is not

    Consultation is exempt. That does not mean you never register — the moment one taxable rupee appears, your exempt income counts toward the threshold.

  6. 4 min readCompliance

    The National Medical Register: what it asks of a practising doctor

    Every doctor on the Indian Medical Register must register again. The portal opened in August 2024, and verification runs through your state council.

  7. 4 min readDPDP

    The DPDP deadline is May 2027. What clinics need before then.

    The DPDP Rules were notified in November 2025 with an eighteen-month runway. Health data gets the strictest treatment, and small clinics are not exempt.

  8. 5 min readPatients

    Your rights as a patient in India

    A national charter sets out seventeen. Four of them decide most real disputes: emergency care, your records, a written estimate, and a second opinion.

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