Karachi: A special free medical camp was organized at Usman Memorial Hospital for liver, stomach, and intestinal issues. Renowned gastroenterologist Dr. Adeel Ahmed participated in the camp and provided free medical consultations to patients.
A large number of people attended the camp and received advice regarding their health concerns. Dr. Adeel Ahmed stated that diseases related to the liver, stomach, and intestines are often linked to daily diet and lifestyle, making timely treatment essential.
On this occasion, Dr. Adeel Ahmed also emphasized the importance of adopting a healthy lifestyle, choosing a balanced diet, and undergoing regular medical check-ups.
According to the hospital administration, such medical camps will continue to be organized in the future to provide free and high quality healthcare services to as many people as possible.
Karachi: A Continuing Medical Education (CME) session was successfully held today at Usman Memorial Hospital, organized by CCL Pharma. The session focused on the topic “Mastering Control in Cardio Renal Metabolic Patients for Securing Protection” and highlighted innovative approaches and strategies in patient care.
The presentation was delivered by Ms. Ghania Saleem, representing CCL Pharma, who shared valuable insights and the latest advancements in managing cardio renal metabolic conditions.
The event was well received by healthcare professionals, reaffirming CCL Pharma’s commitment to supporting medical education and improving patient outcomes.
Karachi: A highly informative seminar was held by Dr. Ashraf Memon, Consultant Pathologist and ID Specialist, at UMH.
The seminar focused on the IPCC (Infection Prevention and Control Committee) and its job description, as well as the concept of risk management using the WHO model.
Dr. Memon, known for his expertise in infectious diseases, led the session, engaging the clinical staff with detailed insights into the roles and responsibilities of the IPCC within healthcare settings.
He also shed light on effective risk management strategies, highlighting the application of the WHO model in minimizing risks associated with infection control.
The seminar was attended by the clinical staff of UMH, who gained valuable knowledge on improving patient safety and enhancing infection prevention practices within the institution.
UMH remains committed to fostering continuous learning and ensuring the highest standards of healthcare through educational initiatives.
Karachi: Usman Memorial Hospital (UMH) held a special event on 28th January 2025 to celebrate the outstanding contributions of its employees and departments.
The Employee of the Month awards were presented to Mr. Talha Ahmad (Assistant Manager Finance) from the Admin Department and Mr. Umar Siddiqui from the OPD Department in recognition of their exceptional performance and dedication.
The Department of the Month award was proudly presented to the Pediatrics/NICU Department, honoring their tireless efforts and commitment to excellence in patient care.
UMH employees attended the ceremony, making the occasion memorable with their enthusiastic participation and applause for their colleagues’ achievements.
Karachi: In a proactive step towards enhancing emergency preparedness, a Code Black Drill was conducted at Usman Memorial Hospital.
The drill was led by the Head of Medical Services, Dr. Junaid Ghaniand aimed to ensure the hospital’s readiness to handle critical situations effectively.
Comprehensive drill included simulations of potential emergency scenarios, enabling the medical staff to practice coordinated responses, assess resource management, and identify areas for improvement in crisis situations.
The initiative reflects Usman Memorial Hospital’s commitment to patient safety and excellence in healthcare service delivery.
Karachi: Usman Memorial Hospital has inaugurated its Ophthalmology Department, offering modern eye care facilities to the public.
Department was officially launched on Monday, January 27 and people have already started visiting. The OPD timings are Monday to Saturday, daily from 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM.
Equipped with state of the art facilities, the department offers free eye checkups, phaco surgery for cataracts (no cuts, no stitches) and treatments using advanced machinery.
This initiative aims to provide the community with modern and effective eye care services, improving both their vision and quality of life.
