New emergency department at Islamabad's Pims begins services
ISLAMABAD: The newly launched emergency department at the Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (Pims) has become operational. More than 69 patients were assessed and treated during its initial hours, while a further 258 patients were seen and managed on Saturday. An appendectomy was successfully performed under general anaesthesia. The functioning and operational readiness of the operating…
The Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (Pims) in Islamabad has recently inaugurated its new emergency department, commencing services with its first patients already being seen and treated. During its opening hours, over 69 individuals were evaluated and managed, while an additional 258 patients received care on the following Saturday.
One case of appendectomy was successfully carried out under general anesthesia. The operating theater's functionality and readiness were also evaluated. Prof Dr Tanwir Khaliq, the Director General of Pims, conducted a thorough tour of the new emergency department to examine its operations, spot deficiencies, and evaluate steps to enhance working conditions and patient care.
He noted that continuous on-site monitoring is underway, with identified operational flaws and technical issues requiring immediate resolution. A live dashboard showcasing emergency department services is also available to monitor performance. Additionally, the hospital has enhanced security and janitorial services to ensure a smooth operation and maintain a secure, clean environment for patients, visitors, and staff.
The Pims remains dedicated to enhancing emergency services, prioritizing timely, safe, and quality patient care.
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