Medical Board

A Medical Board is a regulatory body that oversees the practice of medicine in a specific region, such as a state or country. Its primary functions include licensing physicians, ensuring they meet professional standards, and investigating complaints about their conduct or competence. The board aims to protect public health and safety by ensuring that doctors adhere to ethical and professional guidelines. Additionally, it may provide resources for both patients and healthcare providers, promoting high standards of medical care and addressing issues such as medical malpractice or unprofessional behavior among practitioners.