QUETTA: The provincial government has announced major reforms and developments in the field of gynecology, indicating a great step forward in maternal and women’s health services across the region.
In this sense, it is the notable development in the elevation of Mufti Mehmood Memorial Hospital, Quetta, to the status of a teaching hospital. This change will not only increase medical education but also improve specialized healthcare delivery for women in Balochistan.
In this regard, Dr. Ayesha, a leading gynecologist and healthcare reform advocate, lauded the current provincial government’s performance, stating,
Furthermore, Health Minister Bakht Muhammad Kakar, alongside Secretary Health and Director General Health, has been praised for his leadership and commitment to healthcare reforms.
The incorporation of solar energy is expected to provide consistent electricity to critical units, especially labor rooms and operation theaters, a longstanding challenge in the region’s healthcare system. Dr. Ayesha appealed to the public to actively support the government’s initiatives.
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These steps represent a turning point for women’s healthcare in Balochistan and indicates the provincial administration’s determination to ensure accessible, reliable, and high-quality medical care for all.
