By the following year, 200 basic health units in the province will offer 24-hour services, according to Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz, who also stated that her ambition is to have all medical facilities at the public’s doorstep.
In the midst of a health care service meeting in Lahore today, the Chief Minister stated that certain rural health clinics ought to be transformed into operational hospitals. He further recommended that technical training be provided to the support staff of these hospitals, and that ECG training be given to lady health visitors and other staff members.
In March of the following year, she instructed concerned officials to finish the construction and restoration work on health centers, citing important decisions made to further the province’s health system reforms.
She announced the establishment of integrated thalassemia centers in the District Headquarters Hospitals.
Maryam Nawaz guided the quick operationalization of endoscopy and laparoscopy services and placed emphasis on improving security in hospitals.
The new DHQ hospital proposal in Rajanpur has to be submitted right away, according to Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz.
