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Supreme Council Sets Media Rules for Doctors
The Supreme Council for Media Regulation, headed by Engineer Khaled Abdelaziz, has issued a draft regulation governing the appearance of doctors in media outlets and digital platforms. This initiative comes at the request of the Egyptian Medical Syndicate. The regulation includes guidelines aimed at limiting the exploitation of media appearances for personal gains or conflicts of interest, prohibiting any damage to the profession's reputation or the disclosure of unconfirmed medical results. It also emphasizes the importance of protecting the confidentiality of medical information and safeguarding children from exploitation. Additionally, it underscores that digital technologies or artificial intelligence should not be used to disseminate misleading information. The regulation sets out standards for transparency and privacy. The draft will be reviewed, and feedback will be provided before the General Assembly meeting of the Medical Syndicate scheduled for October 9th, with the goal of ensuring doctors' media presence is managed responsibly.
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