Karachi (Urdu Times) KarachiEmergency Visit of Health Secretary Tahir Hussain Sangi to JPMC

Karachi (Urdu Times) KarachiEmergency Visit of Health Secretary Tahir Hussain Sangi to JPMC
In a proactive effort to further strengthen healthcare services, Health Secretary Tahir Hussain Sangi paid an emergency visit to Jinnah Postgraduate Medical Centre (JPMC). The visit reflected the government’s continued commitment to enhancing service delivery at one of the region’s premier tertiary care institutions.
During the visit, the Secretary conducted a comprehensive inspection of the Emergency Department, laboratory services, and various wards to assess operational efficiency and patient care standards. He interacted with doctors, paramedical staff, and patients to gain firsthand insight into the functioning of the hospital and the challenges faced on the ground.
Key areas of discussion included emergency department overcrowding, delays in laboratory reporting, and the need for further improvements in sanitation and equipment maintenance. The interactions were constructive, highlighting both the dedication of JPMC’s staff and opportunities for system enhancement.
In coordination with hospital administration, several practical and solution-oriented measures were discussed, including:

Strengthening laboratory capacity to ensure timely and efficient diagnostic reporting

Improving patient flow management to reduce congestion in emergency services

Optimizing deployment of medical and support staff for enhanced service delivery

Upgrading hygiene protocols and ensuring consistent facility maintenance

The Secretary appreciated the tireless efforts of JPMC’s healthcare professionals and emphasized the importance of accountability, efficiency, and patient-centered care. He reaffirmed that necessary steps will be taken to further support the institution in delivering high-quality healthcare services.
Such collaborative engagements reinforce the shared commitment to continuous improvement and excellence in public healthcare delivery.