Health Minister Rafique Reviews Punjab Healthcare Projects

Provincial Health Minister Khawaja Salman Rafique recently oversaw a detailed assessment of various healthcare projects in Punjab. These initiatives ranged from hospital renovations to the implementation of universal health insurance and the management of medical supplies. The review also encompassed aspects like air conditioning installations, waste disposal procedures, and medical education programs.

During a meeting at the Department of Specialized Healthcare and Medical Education, Minister Rafique stressed the importance of ensuring an ample supply of medications in all teaching hospitals. He also highlighted the government's dedication to introducing innovative reforms in the health insurance scheme and completing hospital renovation projects promptly.

Minister Rafique expressed contentment with the progress of field hospitals and mobile clinics in Punjab, attributing their success to divine blessings. He emphasized the necessity of upholding cleanliness standards in healthcare facilities, with detailed briefings provided by officials and Medical Superintendents from teaching hospitals.

Key figures present at the meeting included Secretary Health Punjab Ali Jan Khan, Special Secretaries Syed Wajid Ali Shah and Raja Mansoor Ahmed, along with other officials and Medical Superintendents from various teaching hospitals.

Minister Rafique's comprehensive review of healthcare initiatives in Punjab showcases the government's commitment to improving healthcare services across the province. By emphasizing the importance of adequate medication supplies, innovative reforms, and cleanliness standards, the Minister is steering Punjab towards a healthier future.