Medical Registration is the process by which healthcare professionals, such as doctors and nurses, obtain official recognition to practice medicine. This typically involves meeting specific educational and training requirements, passing examinations, and submitting necessary documentation to a regulatory body. Once registered, these professionals are granted a license to provide medical services legally. Medical Registration helps ensure that practitioners meet established standards of competence and ethics, promoting patient safety and quality care in the healthcare system. Regulatory bodies often maintain a public registry, allowing patients to verify the credentials of their healthcare providers.