Lahore February 4, 2021
LAHORE:As a member of the Union for International Cancer Control (UICC), Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospital and Research Centre (SKMCH&RC) is committed to the goals envisioned in the Paris Charter on February 4, 2000 at a world summit against cancer for the new millennium in Paris.
These goals are to promote research, prevent cancer, improve patient services, raise awareness and mobilise the global community to make progress against cancer, and adoption of World Cancer Day on Thursday (today).
In this regard, 2021 is the final year of a three-year campaign “I Am & I Will” which focuses on the importance of collective action.
The college admissions process is not only stressful, time-consuming and bureaucratic but also extremely competitive, especially for international applicants. It is also an undisputed fact that undergraduate admissions are far more competitive than graduate admissions for international applicants, especially in terms of funding and placements.
In 2019, Harvard accepted just 1,950 undergraduate students out of the 43,330 who applied. This was an all-time low acceptance rate of 4.5 percent. Of the 4.5 percent who were accepted, only 11.8 percent were from the international pool of applicants. Most esteemed colleges in the United States, over the years, have become even more exclusive, with their acceptance rates dropping every year.
ISLAMABAD: The opposition Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz and Pakistan Peoples Party have rejected the government’s appointment of Sheikh Azmat Saeed, a retired Supreme Court judge, to head the.
RMI conducts Healthcare Quality and Hospital Management course
Peshawar
PESHAWAR: The Rehman Medical Institute (RMI) has conducted a course of Healthcare Quality and Hospital Management.
The Quality and Patient Safety Department organised a ceremony. Various public and private sector representatives from Healthcare Commission, Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospital and Research Centre, Lady Reading Hospital and other hospitals attended the event to express views on the course.
Muhammad Umar, who is leading the course, said the role of standardizing quality in Healthcare and Hospital Management is RMI’s moto, for which it has taken progressive initiatives in this ceremony.
He said the RMI would provide full support to all stakeholders of healthcare in KP region in any capacity building initiatives to help improve monitoring and evaluation of healthcare quality in line with international best practices.
Sharjah foundation helps 803,000 people with projects worth Dh39 million
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Sheikha Jawaher bint Mohammed Al Qasimi during her visit to Pakistan.
Amid Covid-19, The Big Heart Foundation s projects focused on boosting healthcare capacities and sanitation facilities in refugee.
The world had faced some of the toughest challenges in 2020 as nations battled Covid-19 compounded by tragedies like the Beirut port blasts and the devastating floods in Sudan. In the middle of it all, Sharjah’s The Big Heart Foundation (TBHF) continued to extend help where it was needed the most, leading global humanitarian response as it funded 39 projects worth Dh39 million throughout the year.