Major administrative changes in Islamabad's medical institutions
Major administrative changes have been made in the medical sector of the federal capital, Islamabad. According to a recently issued official notification, Muhammad Salman, the Chief Executive Officer of the National Institute of Health (NIH), has been removed from his position.
According to the official decree, Muhammad Salman has been relieved of his duties and his services have been placed at the disposal of the Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS). This step has been taken to improve administrative efficiency in the health sector.
In addition, new orders have also been issued regarding some other staff at PIMS Hospital. The hospital administration has issued notifications for changes and suspensions among its staff in order to further organize the hospital's operations.
The purpose of these changes is to improve the medical facilities provided to patients in government hospitals. Officials state that these changes were necessary to bring transparency to administrative affairs so that the public does not face any difficulties during medical treatment.
It is hoped that these new appointments and changes will improve the working systems in Islamabad's key medical centers. The government has directed the relevant authorities to perform their duties with complete honesty and diligence so that improvements can be brought to the health sector.