KP Doctors Demand Audit of Sehat Card Plus Program
Notably, the Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa Provincial Doctors Association (PDA) has demanded a comprehensive audit of the Sehat Card Plus programme, independent investigations into alleged financial irregularities in public health institutions, and recruitment of around 600 district specialists to address staff shortages in…
Notably, the Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa Provincial Doctors Association (PDA) has demanded a comprehensive audit of the Sehat Card Plus programme, independent investigations into alleged financial irregularities in public health institutions, and recruitment of around 600 district specialists to address staff shortages in hospitals throughout the province.
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- KP Intends Free Medicines and Better Hospital Services in 12 Districts.
- The PDA pressed an independent audit of Sehat Card Plus and proposed placing the programme directly under the provincial administration instead of the State Life Insurance Corporation.
- It additionally sought high-level inquiries into alleged corruption and financial irregularities, with strict action against those identified responsible.
- It additionally demanded a confidential audit of medicine contracts and a review of procurement procedures.
- The association demanded the dissolution of existing boards of governors of medical teaching institutions and other health-related bodies, calling for appointments based on merit and professional competence.
In a 20-point proposal submitted to Adviser for Health Lieutenant General (retd) Dr Nigar Johar Khan, PDA President Dr Amir Taj Khan pressed sweeping reforms in healthcare governance, doctors' service matters and public health service delivery. KP Intends Free Medicines and Better Hospital Services in 12 Districts.
Meanwhile, the association demanded the dissolution of existing boards of governors of medical teaching institutions and other health-related bodies, calling for appointments based on merit and professional competence.
Notably, the PDA pressed an independent audit of Sehat Card Plus and proposed placing the programme directly under the provincial administration instead of the State Life Insurance Corporation.
It additionally demanded a confidential audit of medicine contracts and a review of procurement procedures. Stay Connected with ProPakistani. Obtain the latest news and stories wherever you prefer. Follow on Google Discover. Follow on Google News Join WhatsApp. See more ProPakistani stories in Google Search and Top Stories.
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