CM Inspection Team visits Faisal Masood Teaching Hospital Sargodha

SARGODHA, Nov 13 (APP): The Chief Minister’s (CM) Inspection Team, headed by Special Assistant to the Chief Minister Shoaib Mirza, visited Faisal Masood Teaching Hospital, Sargodha, on Friday to review the provision of healthcare facilities and ongoing improvement measures.
Deputy Commissioner Sargodha Hussain Ahmed Raza Chaudhry, Assistant Commissioner Ahmed Sher Gondal and Coordinator to the CM Inspection Team Mian Subhan also accompanied him during the visit.
The team reviewed medical facilities, patient care services, cleanliness arrangements and administrative matters at the hospital. It also examined steps being taken to improve healthcare services and address the difficulties faced by patients.
Briefing the visiting team, Medical Superintendent Dr Sihial Khawaja said that the number of beds in the surgical emergency department had been increased from 24 to 45 to facilitate patients.
He informed the team that the painting of the hospital’s interior walls had been completed, while EPDM sheets had been installed on ramps to ensure the smooth movement of patients. To reduce congestion in the main building and improve the management of facilities, the pathology section had also been shifted to the adjacent TB Hospital.
Furthermore, a separate waiting area had been established outside the paediatric emergency department to provide a comfortable space for mothers accompanying their children for treatment.
New lights had been installed in both the interior and exterior sections of the hospital, while uniform signboards had been displayed to help patients and their attendants navigate the facility more easily.
Reviewing the improvement initiatives, the CM Inspection Team stressed the need for further administrative reforms, improved healthcare services and effective measures to eliminate difficulties faced by patients.