Srinagar, March 5 -- The Directorate of Health Services Jammu (DHSJ) has issued strict guidelines instructing all government doctors to adhere to standardised prescription norms in their respective institutions. This directive comes in response to increasing concerns over prescription errors, excessive medication, and the financial burden placed on patients due to unclear or brand-name-heavy prescriptions. According to the circular, all doctors must ensure that prescriptions are written clearly and legibly, preferably in capital letters. Handwriting has been a long-standing issue in the medical field, often leading to serious consequences, including medication errors, incorrect dosages, and even adverse drug reactions. When a prescription...