Two-Week Course : Training on hepatitis prevention

The PKLI designed this special course to ensure the best care of hepatitis patients and quality of treatment


Our Correspondent November 04, 2017
Pakistan Kidney and Liver Institute Trust chairman Akhtar told reporters that over 100 liver transplants had been successfully carried out at Islamabad’s Al-Shifa International. PHOTO; NNI

LAHORE: The Pakistan Kidney and Liver Institute and Research Center (PKLI&RC) organised the closing ceremony of a two-weeks training under Hepatitis Prevention and Treatment Programme at Quaid-e-Azam Academy for Educational Development. The course provided basic knowledge and skills to the newly inducted medical professionals of PKLI to treat viral hepatitis patients at different hepatitis prevention and treatment clinics of PKLI being setup in 25 districts of the province. The PKLI designed this special course to ensure the best care of hepatitis patients and quality of treatment. The training helped in harnessing skills and building the capacity, which is new experience for us, said participants. A large number of representatives from government, academia, and media attended the ceremony.

Published in The Express Tribune, November 4th, 2017.

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