Pakistan Medical Commission Online Service launched

Prime Minister Imran Khan launched the said Online Service to facilitate doctors, dentists and students to apply online for licenses, certificates and verification.

Pakistan Medical Commission Online Service launched

The service will also provide assistance to the physicians about the latest developments taking place in medical education and treatment.

This reflects digitalization of the regulatory body harmonized with the contemporary trends of 21st century.

Meanwhile, the PM also addressed the launching ceremony in Islamabad Thursday afternoon.

He said the service will help evaluate performance of the medical colleges in a transparent manner.

The PM congratulated the PMC team on establishing the online system of verification.

He further said that the step taken by the PMC will improve the standard of the performance and standard of the medical colleges in Pakistan.

PM vows help to PMC

Imran Khan assured the PMC of all out help from the government in this endeavour.

He said for the first time, the government is working on providing universal health facilities to the people.

He was referring to health cards which the government is providing to people.

Moreover, he said that health card is a protection provided to the people of less privileged segments of society.

Imran Khan said universal health coverage will bring about a revolution to the health sector.

That will prompt the private sector to establish hospitals in far-flung areas of the country.

The PM further said the government is facilitating the private sector by allowing duty-free import of medical equipment.

Besides, the government lands on cheaper rates for the establishment of hospitals in smaller cities and towns.

GTV