need to be responsible. Once something goes wrong, people with professional qualifications will be implicated. According to relevant laws and regulations, interns or assistant doctors should be engaged in clinical work under the guidance of doctors with professional qualifications, that is to say, if they want to exercise the right to prescribe, they must sign your own name. If you are not here, they will sign it on their behalf, and if something goes wrong, they will definitely bear the responsibility.

Legal basis:

Interim Measures for the Registration of Medical Practitioners

Article 11 After obtaining the qualification of medical practitioners, assistant medical practitioners who continue to practice in medical, preventive and health care institutions shall apply for the registration of medical practitioners in accordance with Article 6 of these Measures.

in addition to the materials specified in the first paragraph of Article 7 of these Measures, the applicant shall also submit the original Doctor's Practice Certificate. The competent registration department shall, when handling the practice registration procedures, withdraw the original "Doctor's Practice Certificate" and issue a new "Doctor's Practice Certificate".

Article 12 The Practitioner's Certificate shall be properly kept and shall not be lent, leased, mortgaged, transferred, altered or damaged. In case of damage or loss, the parties concerned shall promptly apply to the original issuing department for replacement or replacement. The damaged Doctor's Practice Certificate shall be returned to the original issuing department. If the Doctor's Practice Certificate is lost, the original holder shall make an announcement in the local designated newspapers and periodicals within 15 days.