Mercy Teaching Hospital

28/11/2025

Mercy Teaching Hospital Laboratory ,Peshawar Medical College (PMC) has announced a special discounted offer on the Renal Profile Test Package for the public.
The Renal Profile includes the following investigations:
• Blood Urea
• Serum Creatinine
• Serum Phosphorus
• Electrolytes

The complete package is being offered at a discounted price of Rs. 1800.
To facilitate patients, free home sample collection is also available. Citizens may contact 0311-1942271 (Morning) and 0336-9170926 (Evening) for sample collection services.
Collection points are available at multiple PMC-affiliated locations:
• Peshawar Medical College – Tel: 091-5202107
• Kuwait Teaching Hospital – Tel: 091-5711418
• Mercy Teaching Hospital – Tel: 091-5843917
• Prime Teaching Hospital – Tel: 091-5200663-4
The laboratories ensure accuracy, reliability and round-the-clock service for patient convenience. Online reports are available through the official portal of PMC Pathology.

23/11/2025

17/11/2025

Quality Control Committee Inspects Mercy Teaching Hospital

Dr. Maqsood Ali, Director, Quality Control Programme, Peshawar Medical College (PMC), conducted an inspection visit to Mercy Teaching Hospital along with core committee members Dr. Luqman, Dr. Salma, and Engineer Junaid ur Rahman.
During the visit, the team was accompanied by Medical Superintendent Dr. Ghias Rab and other concerned officials. The inspection aimed to review the hospital’s quality assurance standards, infrastructure, patient care facilities, and compliance with institutional protocols.
The committee appreciated the hospital administration’s efforts in maintaining service quality and emphasized the need for continued improvement in healthcare delivery and operational efficiency

29/09/2025

Mock Emergency Evacuation Fire Drill Conducted at Mercy Teaching Hospital
A mock emergency evacuation fire drill was conducted at Mercy Teaching Hospital under the supervision of Medical Superintendent Dr. Ghias Rajab. The exercise was organized to test and enhance the hospital’s emergency preparedness and response capacity.
The drill involved the safe and orderly evacuation of staff and patients from the hospital premises. Trained members of the hospital’s fire response team, along with other staff, actively participated by demonstrating the correct use of fire extinguishers and utilizing designated emergency exit routes.
The exercise was executed in a prompt and well-coordinated manner, reflecting the hospital’s commitment to ensuring the safety of patients, staff, and visitors.
Mercy Teaching Hospital continues to prioritize safety through regular training and preparedness activities, ensuring a secure environment for quality healthcare delivery.

29/08/2025

World Breastfeeding Month Celebrated at Mercy Teaching Hospital, Peshawar

World Breastfeeding Month, observed globally every August to promote the importance of breastfeeding, was marked at Mercy Teaching Hospital, Peshawar, with a special program organized in collaboration with the Department of Pediatrics.
The event, held on Thursday, August 27, 2024, was attended by over 20 doctors from the Pediatrics and Gynecology departments, along with nursing staff.
Dr. Abdul Hamid, Consultant Pediatrician at Mercy Teaching Hospital, delivered an insightful presentation on the health benefits of breastfeeding and the drawbacks of formula milk. He emphasized that formula feeding not only impacts the health of both the child and mother but also creates a significant economic burden on society, straining national resources and foreign exchange reserves.
The program highlighted the hospital’s commitment to raising awareness and promoting breastfeeding as a vital public health initiative.

28/08/2025

Online Workshop on AI-powered Evaluation of Lung Function Held at Mercy Teaching Hospital
Mercy Teaching Hospital, Peshawar, in collaboration with the British Thoracic Society, organized an online workshop focusing on advanced diagnostic approaches for interstitial lung disease. The session was led by Dr. Muhammad Zubair Ashraf (MBBS, MRCP, FCPS – Pulmonology), Consultant Pulmonologist at Buch International Hospital, Multan.
The workshop also included an engaging case-based interactive learning session conducted by Prof. Javaid A. Khan (MBBS, FRCP – Edin), Consultant Pulmonologist at The Aga Khan University Hospital, Karachi. The workshop provided participants with practical approaches to applying evidence-based solutions in real-world clinical scenarios.

25/08/2025

Workshop Highlights Critical Link Between Malnutrition and Portosystemic Encephalopathy
Peshawar, [Insert Date] – A vital medical presentation was delivered at Mercy Teaching Hospital, Peshawar, by a prominent health expert, Prof. Dr. Bakht Biland.
The session focused on the critical topic of “Malnutrition in Portosystemic Encephalopathy (PSE)”, shedding light on a frequently overlooked aspect of liver disease management.
Dr. stressed that malnutrition is a major predisposing factor for the development and recurrence of PSE.
The presentation attended by healthcare professionals, reflecting the growing institutional commitment at Mercy Teaching Hospital to advancing patient care through cutting-edge medical education.

28/07/2025

The Department of Paediatrics at Mercy Teaching Hospital, Peshawar, organized a one-day hands-on workshop titled "Invasive Mechanical Ventilation in Neonates" on Wednesday, 24th July 2025. The workshop was held at the Paediatrics Unit and attracted enthusiastic participation from pediatric and neonatal healthcare professionals.
The workshop aimed to enhance the clinical competency of participants in managing neonates requiring invasive mechanical ventilation. It covered essential topics such as the introduction to invasive ventilation, various modes and settings of mechanical ventilation, ventilator troubleshooting techniques, and interactive case-based discussions.
A key highlight of the workshop was the hands-on training session on neonatal simulators, which provided participants with practical experience in handling real-life clinical scenarios.
The workshop was coordinated by Dr. Muhammad Shehzad Rauf, Consultant Neonatologist, who ensured a comprehensive and engaging learning experience for all attendees. The initiative reflects Mercy Teaching Hospital's ongoing commitment to advancing neonatal care and promoting professional development in critical care pediatrics.