MTI Mardan

19/11/2025

19/11/2025

MD emphasizes punctuality to ensure provision of quality healthcare to patients

Date: November 19, 2025
Medical Director (MD) Associate Professor Dr. Naeemul Haq on Wednesday said punctuality is a must to ensure provision of quality healthcare services to the community and warned of strict administrative action against late comers.

He expressed the views and issued the warning while chairing a meeting of the Heads of Department (HoDs) held at the Committee Room of Mardan Medical Complex (MMC) here on Wednesday. The session served as a pivotal forum to review operational standards and outline a forward-looking strategy for enhancing patient care services.

Hospital Director Associate Professor Dr. Sajjad Ali Shah, HoDs, Manager Quality Assurance Hameed Zeb, Manager Accident and Emergency Dr. Qasim Khan and the focal person for the Sehat Sahulat Programme Dr. Aamir Khalil attended the meeting.

MD Dr. Naeemul Haq extended a warm welcome to all participants, acknowledging their commitment to the institution by taking time out for what he termed an important gathering. He immediately set the tone for the discussions by underscoring the critical role that HoDs play as representatives of the administration within their respective units.

The MD directed for ensuring staff discipline and punctuality. He stated that HoDs must ensure the punctuality of both clinical and supporting staff, with duty timings from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM. He instructed that latecomers should be formally reported, with strict administrative action to be taken against those who are habitually late.

The MD also directed for ensuring of morning and evening consultants' rounds, describing them as a cornerstone of effective patient care.
To ensure continuous and uninterrupted medical services, the MD ordered the preparation of a comprehensive duty roster for the OPD and Saturdays. Additionally, he instructed that senior consultants must supervise surgeries conducted in the Minor Operation Theatre in A&E. He said that this will significantly improve the quality of services in this critical unit.

MD Dr. Naeemul Haq said that def
iciencies in IBP are being addressed. He announced plans for imminent new hiring to alleviate the current staff shortage in IBP.
The MD also directed each HoDs to prepare and submit a detailed strategic plan, adding these plans must contain clearly objectives and actionable steps for the immediate present, near future and long term.

19/11/2025

Weekly CPC Psychiatry on "LAMA" organized

Date: November 19, 2025
The weekly Clinico-Pathological Conference (CPC) of Psychiatry Department on "A clinical Audit Leave Against Medical Advice (LAMA) in psychiatry unit" was Wednesday held in the Auditorium of MTI-BKMC.

The primary objective of the conference was to provide comprehensive education to Post Graduate Students and medical consultants on LAMA.

The event witnessed a significant and esteemed gathering, reflecting the medical community's commitment to continuous learning. Hospital Director Associate Professor Dr Sajjad Ali Shah, senior faculty including Prof Dr Imad Hameed, Prof Dr Muhammad Fazil, Prof Dr Muhammad Hussain, Prof Dr Amjad Ali, Prof Dr Sameena Jadoon, Prof Dr Muhammad Qasim, Prof Dr Ahmad Khan, Prof Dr Mohtasim Billah, Prof Dr Naveed Ali. Further enriching the discourse were Associate Professor Dr Muhammad Muslim, Associate Professor Dr Shah Zeb, Assistant Prof Dr Bilal, Assistant Professors Dr Murad Ali, AP Dr Naila, Dr Rohail Hayat etc.

The scientific session was led by Dr Taimour, a Postgraduate Resident Psychiatry, who delivered a detailed and thorough presentation on the assigned topic. His presentation encompassed an in-depth explanation of the condition, its key aspects such as definition, common LAMA patient characteristics, contributing factors, significance, prevention etc.

He said that LAMA is a serious clinical event that can have negative consequences for the patient, including a higher risk of complications and hospital readmission.

He said that understanding the variables that contribute to LAMA can help healthcare providers develop strategies to prevent it.

Following the presentation, an engaging question and answer session was held. This interactive segment provided a dynamic platform for intellectual exchange, with both faculty members and students participating actively. The discussion allowed for the clarification of complex clinical scenarios and reinforced the practical application of the knowledge shared during the lecture.

19/11/2025

MD/HD conducts round of key departments/ units

Date: November 19, 2025
Medical Director Associate Professor Dr. Naeemul Haq and Hospital Director Associate Professor Dr. Sajjad Ali Shah, undertook a detailed and comprehensive inspection of key departments and units here on Wednesday.

During the round, they personally evaluated the healthcare services being delivered to patients and assessed the overall operational efficiency of the facility.

During their visit, they emphasized that the hospital administration is deeply engaged in implementing a wide array of initiatives designed not only to enhance the convenience and comfort of patients but also to guarantee that every individual receives quality medical advice and top-notch healthcare services.

The directors were accompanied by a team of senior officials, including Director Human Resource Abidur Rehman and Manager IBP Asif Khan, who also currently holding the additional charge of Manager Administration and Facility, along with other relevant officers.

The directors visited the ENT, Ophthalmology department and the Orthopedic wards. At these locations, they reviewed the progress of the scheduled morning consultants' rounds, observed the presence and engagement of the clinical and auxiliary staff and examined the state of related support services to ensure a seamless patient care environment.

They then proceeded to the Out Patient Department (OPD), where a specific focus was placed on verifying the presence and availability of senior consultants to ensure that patients have consistent and reliable access to expert medical opinions from experienced doctors.

Throughout the visit, the HD and MD reiterated their unwavering commitment to the community and reaffirmed that the hospital administration is fully dedicated to taking every necessary step, without reservation, to ensure that the local population receives prompt, efficient and high-quality healthcare.

19/11/2025

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17/11/2025

BKCD holds inaugural Academic Council meeting

Date: November 17, 2025
The Bacha Khan Dental College (BKCD) marked a significant milestone in its academic calendar with the successful convening of its first-ever Academic Council meeting here on Monday.

The historic session was held within the college premises, setting the foundation for the institution's future academic direction and governance.

The meeting was presided over by the Principal of BKCD, Professor Dr. Munir Khan, who chaired the proceedings. Assoociate Dean Prof Dr Sartaj Khan, council chamber was filled with the heads of various academic departments and senior representatives from all line departments, reflecting a collective commitment to the college's educational mission.

Commencing the proceedings, Principal Professor Dr. Munir Khan extended a warm and formal welcome to all the esteemed participants. In his opening remarks, he emphasized the critical importance of the Academic Council as the paramount body for shaping the academic ethos, upholding standards of excellence, and steering the strategic educational path for the college. He expressed his confidence that the council would play a pivotal role in fostering an environment of scholarly pursuit and intellectual growth.

Following the introductory session, the meeting formally progressed to a thorough deliberation of the established agenda. The discussions were characterized by a collaborative and forward-thinking spirit, with members actively engaging in constructive dialogue.

15/11/2025

14/11/2025

Awareness symposium/walk oragnzied to mark World Diabetes Day

Speakers says awareness can help reduce spread of diabetes

Date: November 14, 2025
An awareness symposium and walk were held at the Mardan Medical Complex (MMC) to commemorate World Diabetes Day.

The event, organized by the Mardan Chapter of the Pakistan Endocrine Society in collaboration with the Pakistan Society of Internal Medicine (PSIM) Mardan Chapter, brought together medical professionals, diabetic patients and the community to address the growing challenge of diabetes.

The symposium emphasized that raising public awareness is a critical tool in curbing the spread of diabetes. November 14 is globally recognized as World Diabetes Day, dedicated to highlighting the disease's impact across all stages of life and underscoring the necessity for integrated, equitable and high-quality care from childhood through older age.

Professor Dr. Nazish Farooq, Dean BKMC presided over the symposium as the chief guest. The event was attended by senior medical officials including Medical Director Associate Professor Dr. Naeem-ul-Haq, Hospital Director Associate Professor Dr. Sajjad Ali Shah, Professor Dr. Naveed Khan, Associate Professor Dr. Muhammad Abbas and Associate Professor Dr. Shah Zeb, among others.

A panel of renowned diabetes specialists, including Assistant Professor Dr. Shahid Shahzad, Dr. Asadullah, Medical Specialists Dr. Hameedullah, Assistant Professor Dr. Muhammad Sohrab, Assistant Professor Dr. Fazale Rabbi, Gynecologist Assistant Professor Dr. Hesama Gul and Dr. Fatima, served as keynote speakers. They delivered comprehensive presentations covering all aspects of diabetes, including its symptoms, underlying causes, risk factors, diagnostic procedures, available treatments, potential complications and essential dietary and management strategies.

During their addresses, the medical experts presented a concerning picture of the diabetes situation in Pakistan. They revealed that the country currently ranks third in the world for diabetes prevalence and first in South Asia. It is estimated that approximately 34.5 million adults in Pakistan are living with diabetes, a number that continues to rise daily.

A significant point of concern raised was that around forty percent of these individuals are unaware of their condition or are not receiving appropriate treatment, contributing to its status as one of the most rapidly spreading diseases in the nation.

The speakers identified several contributing factors, including unhealthy lifestyles, the consumption of fast and junk food, a lack of physical exercise and family history. The symposium detailed treatment options, which range from oral medications to injectable therapies like insulin. The serious health consequences of poorly managed diabetes were also outlined, with experts warning of an increased risk of cardiovascular diseases, kidney failure, stroke and sight loss.

A collective call to action was issued, urging the public to adopt healthier lifestyles. Recommendations included engaging in at least thirty minutes of daily exercise, reducing the intake of sugar and sweetened beverages, seeking proper medical consultation and consistent treatment. The overarching message was that through proactive management and preventive measures, individuals can significantly reduce their risk of developing diabetes or avoid the severe health complications associated with the disease.

The event featured a symposium, awareness sessions, and distribution of 70 glucometers to poor patients, who also received hands-on training on using the devices and understanding blood sugar levels.

The event concluded with an awareness walk, symbolizing a shared commitment to fighting diabetes through education and community engagement.

The event was organised and sponsored by Getz Pharma, Glucometers are provided by NaBi Qasim Pharma, CCL pharma, Hilton pharma, Martin DOW and SAMI Pharma.

13/11/2025

مردان ، کالج آف میڈیکل ٹیکنالوجی، باچا خان میڈیکل کالج مردان میں محکمہ پاپولیشن ویلفیئر کے زیر اہتمام آبادی میں توازن اور خاندانی منصوبہ بندی کے حوالے سے ایک روزہ سیمینار منعقد ہوا۔

سیمینار میں پاپولیشن ویلفیئر ڈیپارٹمنٹ خیبر پختونخوا کے ڈائریکٹر عمران شاہ نے خصوصی شرکت کی۔ انہوں نے طلبا و طالبات کو پاکستان میں بڑھتی ہوئی آبادی کے اثرات اور پاپولیشن کنٹرول کی اہمیت پر تفصیلی بریفنگ دی۔

عمران شاہ نے اپنے خطاب میں کہا کہ پاکستان آبادی کے لحاظ سے دنیا میں پانچویں نمبر پر ہے، اور اگر آبادی میں اضافہ اسی رفتار سے جاری رہا تو ملکی وسائل پر دباؤ بڑھے گا۔ انہوں نے نوجوان نسل پر زور دیا کہ وہ آبادی میں توازن قائم رکھنے کے پیغام کو عام کریں تاکہ ایک مستحکم اور خوشحال معاشرہ تشکیل دیا جا سکے۔

تقریب میں ڈسٹرکٹ پاپولیشن آفیسر اصغر خان، ڈپٹی ڈسٹرکٹ آفیسر امتیاز احمد، ڈپٹی ڈیماگرافر آفیسر عمر فاروق اور تحصیل آفیسر زوار صافی نے بھی شرکت کی۔

کالج آف میڈیکل ٹیکنالوجی کی جانب سے پرنسپل ڈاکٹر ناصر علی، لیکچررز اسد خان، یاسر شاہد، محمد شاہ زیب سمیت فیکلٹی ممبران نے بھی سیمینار میں شرکت کی۔

آخر میں مقررین نے اس عزم کا اظہار کیا کہ نوجوانوں میں آبادی کے توازن کے شعور کو فروغ دینے کے لیے اس طرح کی سرگرمیاں مستقبل میں بھی جاری رہیں گی۔

13/11/2025

BKMC successfully conducts Its First Online Internal Examination

Date: November 13, 2025
In a significant step towards the integration of digital technology into its academic framework, Bacha Khan Medical College (BKMC) has successfully conducted its first-ever online internal examination for 4th-year MBBS students.

This landmark event marks a pivotal moment in the institution's ongoing efforts to modernize its educational and assessment processes.
The internal examination was administered utilizing a newly developed, Learning Management System (LMS), managed and operated by the Information Technology Center.

The proceedings of the inaugural online examination were overseen by senior college leadership, including Dean of BKMC, Professor Dr. Nazish Farooq and Associate Dean, Professor Dr. Moahtasim Billah. They were present at the examination venue to witness the smooth ex*****on of the process. Mr. Maqsoodur Rehman, the main focal person for the LMS, was also instrumental in the on-ground coordination and technical management of the event.

The examination conducted was for the Module-K component of the MBBS curriculum. A key feature of the new system was its ability to provide immediate feedback; participants received their results promptly upon completion of the paper, a feature highly appreciated for its efficiency.

In a statement following the successful conduct of the exam, Dean BKMC, Professor Dr. Nazish Farooq, described the achievement as a milestone for the institution. She extended her congratulations to the entire college community, with special recognition for the Information Technology Department. She emphasized that the success was a testament to the capability of the college's own resources, having been accomplished through the internally developed Learning Management System.

Professor Dr. Nazish Farooq further elaborated, "I appreciate the IT Department, Examination Department, concerned faculty members, and all supporting staff for their dedication, teamwork and tireless efforts which made conducting this exam through LMS a success."

She highlighted that the collaborative spirit and hard work of these teams were the cornerstone of this accomplishment, paving the way for a more technologically advanced academic environment.

She said that the transition to a fully digital examination platform represents a major step in the college's digitization agenda, aimed at enhancing efficiency, accessibility and the overall academic experience for both students and faculty.

12/11/2025

Surgical-A holds weekly CPC on Bariatric Surgery

Date: November 12, 2025
The Surgical-A Department at Mardan Medical Complex (MTI-Mardan) conducted its weekly Clinico-Pathological Conference (CPC) on "Bariatric Surgery: Beyond weight loss- A metabolic treatment approach."

The CPC, held at the Auditorium of BKMC, served as a significant academic gathering for the medical community.

The primary objective of the conference was to provide comprehensive education on the evolving role of bariatric surgery, focusing on its significance not merely as a tool for weight reduction but as a fundamental intervention for treating metabolic disorders.

The session was organized to enlighten a wide audience Post Graduate medical students, consultants and other healthcare professionals.

The event witnessed a substantial turnout, reflecting the medical community's keen interest in the subject. Distinguished attendees included the Hospital Director MMC Associate Prof Dr. Sajjad Ali Shah, alongside a large contingent of senior faculty members. Professors Dr. Imad Hameed, Dr. Muhammad Hussain, Dr. Amjad Ali, Dr. Muhammad Fazil, Dr. Rahman Uddin, Dr. Naveed, Prof Dr Ahmad Khan and Dr. Sameena Jadoon were present. The conference was also attended by numerous Associate Professors including Dr. Muhammad Muslim, Dr. Shah Zeb, Dr. Tamjeed Gul, Dr. Shafqat and Assistant Professors Dr. Asif Imran, Dr. Fatima Muslim, Dr. Naila, Dr. Adnan Akhtar, Dr. Noorul Hadi, Dr. Kiramat, Dr. Hemasa Gul and Dr. Kashif.

The scientific presentation was delivered by Dr. Usama Murad, a Postgraduate Resident in the Department of Surgical-A. Dr. Murad provided a detailed and thorough exposition on the topic, meticulously explaining the various surgical procedures involved in bariatric surgery.

His presentation covered the comprehensive treatment protocols, patient management strategies and the profound metabolic benefits that extend well beyond weight loss, positioning bariatric surgery as a critical therapeutic option for conditions such as type 2 diabetes and other related comorbidities.

Following the presentation, the conference proceeded to an interactive question-and-answer session.

11/11/2025

Meeting of Departmental Chairpersons/In-Charges at BKMC for PMDC Visit Preparation

A meeting with Chairpersons and In-charges of Basic and Clinical Departments of Bacha Khan Medical College (BKMC) was held on Tuesday, November 11, 2025, at the Dean's Office.

The meeting, chaired by Dean BKMC Prof. Dr. Nazish Farooq, discussed preparations for the upcoming PMDC visit.

Attendees included Hospital Director MMC Associate Professor Dr. Sajjad Ali Shah, Associate Dean BKMC Prof. Dr. Mohtasim Billah, Associate Dean Research Dr. Ifthikhar Uddin, Director Medical Education Dr. Imtiaz, Manager IT Mohsin Ali, Manager Quality Assurance Hameed Zeb, and Chairpersons and In-charges of all Basic and Clinical Departments.

Discussions focused on progress made and areas requiring improvement to meet PMDC standards. Dr. Imtiaz briefed the forum on current progress, highlighting key areas needing attention.

Dr. Ifthikhar Uddin and Mr. Hameed Zeb suggested essential parameters to focus on, and focal persons were instructed to submit their reports.

The meeting aimed to ensure BKMC's readiness for the PMDC visit and maintain quality standards.