Plan initiated to set up hospitals in Punjab industrial towns in Pakistan
Provincial government has initiated a well-knitted plan for setting up most modern Social Security hospitals in major industrial towns of the Punjab. Official sources told Business Recorder here on Saturday that these hospitals are being constructed at Sialkot, Gujrat, Muzaffargarh and Manga and each hospital would consist of 100 beds. The construction work on social security hospital Sialkot has been accelerated as government has already removed all bottlenecks, which were hindering the completion of the project. It is expected that Outdoor Patient Department (OPD) of Sialkot Social Security hospital would be operational by the end of current month, sources said.
The treatment facilities like cardiology, gynaecology and haemo dialysis treatment facilities would be available for the industrial workers in this ultra modern 100-bed hospital. The hospital would be completed at a cost of Rs 12 crore while Rs 15 crore would be utilised on equipping the hospital with the latest machinery.
The construction of social security hospital Gujrat is near completion and it would be accomplished at the cost of Rs 10 crore while Social Security department will provide Rs 5 crore for equipping the hospital with the latest medical instruments.
The Physiotherapy Units have been established in all social security hospitals for mitigating the problems of the industrial workers as well as to provide treatment facilities at their doorstep.
Apart from this, Rs 23 crore had been allocated during current fiscal period for the purchase of quality medicines for the social security hospitals functioning in the Punjab. The government was making strenuous efforts for maximum treatment facilities to the industrial workers and their dependants in social security hospitals of the province, sources said.
Sunday, January 27, 2008
Tuesday, January 22, 2008
811 mothers trained in physiotherapy
‘811 mothers trained in physiotherapy’
Daily Times
January 22, 2008
Staff Report
LAHORE: The Mother Doctor Training Programme has trained 811 mothers to help their disabled children exercise at home, Dr Khalid Jamil, Mayo Hospital’s Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Centre supervisor, told Public Health Engineering Minister Mian Shafqat Ali at a workshop titled Rehabilitation of the Disabled on Monday.
He said the increasing number of disabled children in Punjab was mostly due to the tradition of marriages within the family. He suggested that the government start a special programme to educate people regarding the disadvantages of cousin marriages. He said the tradition should be discouraged, especially in families with disabilities.
Minister Ali stressed the need for close cooperation and liaison between the government and social organizations to educate the people in this regard. He asked the doctors to take effective steps to help disabled children become useful citizens of society. Ali said parents should treat their disabled children affectionately, adding that the government would set up rehabilitation centers for the disabled since it was the government’s prime responsibility.
Daily Times
January 22, 2008
Staff Report
LAHORE: The Mother Doctor Training Programme has trained 811 mothers to help their disabled children exercise at home, Dr Khalid Jamil, Mayo Hospital’s Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Centre supervisor, told Public Health Engineering Minister Mian Shafqat Ali at a workshop titled Rehabilitation of the Disabled on Monday.
He said the increasing number of disabled children in Punjab was mostly due to the tradition of marriages within the family. He suggested that the government start a special programme to educate people regarding the disadvantages of cousin marriages. He said the tradition should be discouraged, especially in families with disabilities.
Minister Ali stressed the need for close cooperation and liaison between the government and social organizations to educate the people in this regard. He asked the doctors to take effective steps to help disabled children become useful citizens of society. Ali said parents should treat their disabled children affectionately, adding that the government would set up rehabilitation centers for the disabled since it was the government’s prime responsibility.
Saturday, January 19, 2008
Advanced Sports Physiotherapy Course
Advanced Sports Physiotherapy Course
by Pakistan Cricket Board
DateLine: 15th January 2008
Media Release - 15 January 2008
As per Pakistan Cricket Board Game Development Program 2007-08, Sports Medicine Department of Pakistan Cricket board is conducting an Advanced Sports Physiotherapy Course for the regional Physiotherapist affiliated with Pakistan Cricket Board. This Course will be conducted from January 15th-19th 2008 at National Cricket Academy Lahore.
13 Physiotherapist from all over Pakistan are participating in this 5-day activity. Sports Physiotherapy is an unknown modality in Pakistan. In order to update the advances in Sports Physiotherapy, Sports Medicine Department PCB has introduced a 5 level certification program for all the regional physiotherapists. The teaching faculty includes Dr. Sohail Saleem, Head of Sports Medicine Department PCB (Diploma in Sports Medicine Australia), Dr. Riaz Ahmad (Diploma in Sports Medicine, UK), Faisal Hayat Naizi (Masters in Sports Physiotherapy, Australia) and Dr. Muhammad Akram (FCPS, Orthopedics). Dr. Bakhtiar Istiaq from Fatima Memorial College of Medicine and Dentistry will be certifying candidates for the Latest Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR).
This hands-on Course/Workshop also includes latest and advanced assessment, treatment and rehabilitation techniques presently being practiced internationally in the field of Sports Physiotherapy and Medicine. This course will help to improve the quality of Sports Physiotherapy in Pakistan.
In future Sports Medicine Department PCB will also be offering this course to the general physiotherapists.
Media Department
(Article: Copyright © 2008 Pakistan Cricket Board)
by Pakistan Cricket Board
DateLine: 15th January 2008
Media Release - 15 January 2008
As per Pakistan Cricket Board Game Development Program 2007-08, Sports Medicine Department of Pakistan Cricket board is conducting an Advanced Sports Physiotherapy Course for the regional Physiotherapist affiliated with Pakistan Cricket Board. This Course will be conducted from January 15th-19th 2008 at National Cricket Academy Lahore.
13 Physiotherapist from all over Pakistan are participating in this 5-day activity. Sports Physiotherapy is an unknown modality in Pakistan. In order to update the advances in Sports Physiotherapy, Sports Medicine Department PCB has introduced a 5 level certification program for all the regional physiotherapists. The teaching faculty includes Dr. Sohail Saleem, Head of Sports Medicine Department PCB (Diploma in Sports Medicine Australia), Dr. Riaz Ahmad (Diploma in Sports Medicine, UK), Faisal Hayat Naizi (Masters in Sports Physiotherapy, Australia) and Dr. Muhammad Akram (FCPS, Orthopedics). Dr. Bakhtiar Istiaq from Fatima Memorial College of Medicine and Dentistry will be certifying candidates for the Latest Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR).
This hands-on Course/Workshop also includes latest and advanced assessment, treatment and rehabilitation techniques presently being practiced internationally in the field of Sports Physiotherapy and Medicine. This course will help to improve the quality of Sports Physiotherapy in Pakistan.
In future Sports Medicine Department PCB will also be offering this course to the general physiotherapists.
Media Department
(Article: Copyright © 2008 Pakistan Cricket Board)
Sunday, January 13, 2008
PT Colleges/Universities News
Lahore Medical and dental College has also started BSC.Physiotherapy program.Last date of application submission is 18 January 2008.please follow the link to see advertisement. http://www.ilmkidunya.com/admission_notices/admission_notices_detail.asp?ID=2604
Monday, January 7, 2008
PT Colleges/universities News
Riphah Institute of Physical Therapy has started D.P.T (5 years programm) for Fsc Students.last date of application is 25 jan.please refer to link for more info
http://www.riphah.edu.pk/dpt.php
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Riphah Institute of Physical Therapy has also started t-dpt(2 years programm) for Physiotherapists having BSPT degree .course is 4 semester(2 year) based and is of 60 credits.so apply now on the link below
http://www.riphah.edu.pk/tdpt.php
http://www.riphah.edu.pk/dpt.php
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Riphah Institute of Physical Therapy has also started t-dpt(2 years programm) for Physiotherapists having BSPT degree .course is 4 semester(2 year) based and is of 60 credits.so apply now on the link below
http://www.riphah.edu.pk/tdpt.php
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