Dr Nadeem visits King Hamad University of Nursing
ISLAMABAD – Caretaker Federal Minister for Health Dr Nadeem Jan paid a visit to the under-construction King Hamad University of Nursing on Thursday. During his visit, he reviewed the progress of the construction work and expressed his satisfaction with the ongoing developments.
The project manager provided a detailed briefing to Dr Nadeem Jan, stating that the construction project is expected to be completed by the end of 2024. However, Dr Nadeem Jan directed the project manager to ensure the remaining work is finished within two months. In response, the project manager assured him that the deadline would be met.
Highlighting the significance of the King Hamad University of Nursing, Dr Nadeem Jan emphasized that the institution would be equipped with state-of-the-art facilities, enabling 500 nurses to receive their diplomas annually. This nursing university, a generous gift from Bahrain to the Pakistani government, will have a capacity of 200 nursing students.
Dr Nadeem Jan emphasized that nursing plays a crucial role in the healthcare sector, serving as its backbone. He noted that Pakistan is currently facing a shortage of nurses and highlighted the government’s integrated strategy to address this issue. The minister stated that significant reforms are underway to improve the nursing field in the country.
The King Hamad University of Nursing is expected to make a substantial contribution to the healthcare sector by producing well-trained and qualified nurses. With a robust curriculum and advanced facilities, the university aims to meet the growing demand for professional nurses in Pakistan.
This development aligns with the government’s efforts to enhance healthcare services and address the shortage of nursing staff. By investing in nursing education and infrastructure, Pakistan aims to strengthen its healthcare system and provide comprehensive and quality care to its citizens.
As the construction of the King Hamad University of Nursing progresses, it is anticipated that the efforts and collaboration between Bahrain and Pakistan will yield positive outcomes, improving the quality of nursing education and ultimately transforming the healthcare landscape of the country.
The visit of Dr Nadeem Jan to the under-construction facility demonstrates the government’s commitment to prioritizing healthcare and addressing the challenges faced by the nursing sector. With the completion of the King Hamad University of Nursing, Pakistan takes a significant step forward in bridging the gap in the nursing workforce and ensuring a healthier future for all.
The government’s determination to enhance the nursing profession and provide ample opportunities for aspiring nurses reflects a comprehensive approach to meet the ever-evolving healthcare needs of the population. The King Hamad University of Nursing stands as a testament to this commitment, offering a promising future for the nursing field in Pakistan.
