THIRTY-EIGHT DOCTORS who were registered to practise medicine here last year are no longer accredited to do so.
They are among 50 doctors who have not completed the two-step registration process by the Barbados Medical Council in accordance with Section 18 of the Medical Profession Act 2011-1.
The other 12 doctors indicated they were retiring or would not be in the island.
But this figure could swell to as many as 80 doctors if 30 others who have completed the first part of the registration process do not pay the annual registration fees as stipulated by law.
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