KP Health Adviser briefed on performance of PHSA
Lt Gen (Retd) Nigar Johar, a member of the Advisory Council for Health, received a briefing on the Provincial Health Services Academy's (PHSA) performance in Peshawar, Pakistan. The discussions centered on enhancing professional training, capacity building, and modernizing healthcare service standards, with Johar stressing the importance of strengthening systems to directly benefit the public.
Why it matters
Improving the training and administrative standards of healthcare personnel in Pakistan is crucial for enhancing public health services, ensuring quality medical care, and addressing the evolving healthcare needs of the population.
Peshawar - Lt Gen (Retd) Nigar Johar, a member of the Advisory Council for Health, was given a detailed briefing here on Monday on the administrative affairs, performance, ongoing activities, training programmes and future roadmap of the Provincial Health Services Academy (PHSA).
During the briefing, discussions focused on initiatives aimed at improving the professional training of healthcare personnel, building capacity, enhancing institutional performance and aligning medical and administrative service standards with modern requirements.
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