Transforming Health in One Hundred Days: Key Achievements

doi:10.21649/akemu.v25iS.2951

Transforming Health in One Hundred Days: Key Achievements

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https://doi.org/10.21649/akemu.v25iS.2951

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Primary Care, Nutrition, Immunisation, Health Insurance

Abstract

As part of the initiative to transform healthcare services in Pakistan, Professor Yasmin Rashid of the Ministry of Health in Punjab emphasises the focus on primary care as well the need to upgrade secondary and tertiary facilities. This vision has been partially achieved through the 100 Day Agenda, which seeks to improve areas such as nutrition, immunisation and health insurance amongst others. Overall, this article explores Professor Rashid’s perspective on transforming health in Pakistan not just through the 100 Day Agenda, but beyond, with the aim of improving the equity, accessibility and quality of healthcare in Pakistan.

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08/08/2019

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Transforming Health in One Hundred Days: Key Achievements . (2019). Annals of King Edward Medical University, 25(S). https://doi.org/10.21649/akemu.v25iS.2951

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Vol. 25 No. S (2019): AKEMU

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