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Avertisment dur pentru dentistii din Iasi privind publicitatea nerealista

14 Oct 2024
2 minute min
Andrei Miroslavescu

Avertisment dur pentru dentistii din Iasi privind publicitatea nerealista

Colegiul Medicilor Stomatologi din Iasi a emis un avertisment serios pentru dentistii care aleg sa ofere reduceri exagerate la tarifele serviciilor sau care promoveaza activitatea cabinetelor prin evenimente stradale, targuri sau pe retelele sociale. In trecut, "Ziarul de Iasi" a scris despre aceasta initiativa, subliniind importanta respectarii “publicitatii profesionale”.

Reprezentantii colegiului au reafirmat ca toti stomatologii trebuie sa urmeze codul deontologic si ca nerespectarea acestuia poate atrage sanctiuni severa, cum ar fi interdictia de a profesa pana la un an sau chiar excluderea din colegiu. Interviul oferit de Dr. Florin Lazarescu, presedintele Colegiului Medicilor Stomatologi din Romania, pentru publicația medicalmanager.ro, a adus mai multe detalii despre aceste masuri drastice.

Potrivit acestuia, s-a decis la nivel national impunerea unor reguli mai stricte din cauza abuzurilor observate in publicitate. Dr. Lazarescu a mentionat ca publicitatea nu este interzisa, insa trebuie realizata intr-un mod corect si responsabil. De asemenea, a fost format un grup tehnic la nivel national, coordonat de Dr. Cosmin Mircea Dima de la CMS Bucuresti, care va monitoriza modul in care aceasta publicitate medicala se desfasoara si va emite recomandari pentru cei care nu respecta regulile. In acest grup tehnic se afla si Dr. Sebastian Lupu, coordonatorul colegiului din Iasi.

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