Court halts Common Registration Exam for 792 newly trained doctors
The Human Rights Court 2 of the High Court in Accra has issued an interim injunction barring the Medical and Dental Council (MDC) from enforcing the Stage 1 Common Registration Examination (CRE) as a condition for the provisional registration of 792 newly trained medical doctors. The order also restrains the Attorney-General and the Ministry of […]
The High Court in Accra has halted the Stage 1 Common Registration Examination for 792 recently trained medical doctors. The Medical and Dental Council (MDC) was ordered to stop enforcing the CRE as a prerequisite for provisional registration of these doctors. The Attorney-General and the Ministry of Health were also barred from enforcing the requirement.
The injunction was issued pending further court proceedings. The decision affects the doctors' ability to commence housemanship. The Federation of Ghana Medical Students’ Associations (FGMSA) filed the legal challenge and urges all parties to respect the court's decision, emphasizing that the matter must be decided on a fair and due process basis.
The federation thanked its legal team, the affected graduating classes, and medical and dental students for their cooperation. Further updates will be provided through the federation's official channels.
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