Friday, June 28, 2024 10:37 AM
The meeting between the Young Doctors Association and JI Emir Rehman highlights the pressing issues faced by hospitals in Punjab and the call for accountability, transparency, and dialogue to improve the healthcare system.
A recent meeting between the Young Doctors Association, led by Dr. Atif Ch, and JI Emir Hafiz Naeem ur Rehman at Mansoorah in Lahore has shed light on the pressing issues faced by hospitals in Punjab. The doctors, in the aftermath of the Sahiwal Hospital fire incident, presented a list of demands to JI Emir Rehman, seeking his support in improving the healthcare system.
During the meeting, JI Emir Rehman expressed solidarity with the doctors' cause and emphasized the importance of maintaining patient care standards amidst their planned strike. He condemned the controversial handcuffing of doctors by Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz, calling it a dictatorial act that undermines the professionalism of healthcare workers.
Rehman urged for a public apology from the Chief Minister and advocated for a constructive dialogue between the doctors and the government to address the ongoing crisis. He emphasized the need for a transparent investigation into the Sahiwal Hospital fire incident and called for a thorough audit of the funds allocated for hospital renovations across Punjab.
The meeting between the Young Doctors Association and JI Emir Rehman signifies a crucial step towards resolving the challenges faced by hospitals in Punjab. By advocating for accountability, transparency, and dialogue, both parties aim to ensure the well-being of patients and the professionalism of healthcare providers. It is imperative for all stakeholders to work together to address the systemic issues affecting the healthcare sector and prioritize the delivery of quality medical services to the public.