Healthy Aging Through Physiotherapy: Shalamar’s Commitment
The Physiotherapy Department of Shalamar Hospital, in collaboration with the Shalamar School of Allied Health Sciences, proudly organized a Free Physiotherapy Advice Camp on September 8th to mark this important day.With this year’s theme “Healthy Aging”, the camp highlighted the essential role of physiotherapy in enhancing mobility, independence, and quality of life across all stages of life. Hundreds of patients benefited from free consultations, assessments, and expert guidance provided by our dedicated physiotherapy team.We were honored by the presence of our COO of Shalamar Hospital and the Principal of Shalamar School of Allied Health Sciences, who appreciated the tireless efforts of the organizing team.The day concluded with an inspiring Physiotherapy Awareness Walk, where faculty, students, and healthcare professionals joined hands to promote the message of healthy, active, and fulfilling living at every age.
Event Highlights – Islamic Banking Awareness Seminar
Shalamar Hospital, in collaboration with Meezan Bank, successfully organized an Islamic Banking Awareness Seminar at the Shalamar Hospital Auditorium. Speaker: Syed Junaid Ali Hussani (Shariah Advisor) Chief Guest: Dr. Ayesha Nauman, COO – SHThe seminar was attended by customers, doctors, students, and staff executives. Participants gained valuable insights on: The Islamic Economic System Riba and its Types Islamic Contracts & their Types Differences between Islamic & Conventional Banking Islamic Banking FrameworkWe thank all participants for their active engagement and making this seminar a success!
Independence Day Celebrations at Shalamar Hospital
This 14th August, we celebrated the spirit of freedom with our little heroes! Children filled the day with joy, laughter, and patriotic zeal as they enjoyed fun activities, and even cut a special Independence Day cakeIt was truly a day of smiles, celebrations, and unforgettable moments of happiness for our young stars.May our children always grow in a safe, healthy, and prosperous Pakistan.
Shalamar Hospital Expresses Deep Gratitude to Faysal Bank and LCCI for Supporting Accessible Healthcare
Shalamar Hospital extends heartfelt gratitude to Faysal Bank for their generous support in our mission to deliver advanced healthcare and provide treatment to non-affording patients, in collaboration with the Lahore Chamber of Commerce & Industry (LCCI).At a special ceremony hosted by Mian Abuzar Shad (President, LCCI), Mr. Mohammad Rizwan-ul-Haq (Head of Distribution – Retail Banking, Faysal Bank) presented the cheque to Dr. Ayesha Nauman (COO) and Syed Ali Raza Zaidi (CFO) of Shalamar Hospital.This contribution will help us enhance patient care and ensure more people have access to quality treatment. Together, we’re making healthcare accessible for all.
On World Hepatitis Day 2025
On World Hepatitis Day 2025, Shalamar Hospital reaffirmed its commitment to public health by offering free Hepatitis B & C screening and organizing an impactful awareness walk.Led by the Department of Gastroenterology, the event served as a powerful reminder of our collective responsibility in fighting silent infections like Hepatitis.Together, we’re working Towards a Hepatitis-Free Pakistan.
RCOG World Congress 2025 London 23-25th, June 2025
The RCOG Congress 2025 was an exceptional event that brought together 3,000+ delegates from over 100 countries and around 300 of them were from Pakistan. The event began with an important meeting of the IRC and LG chairs on Sunday, June 22nd. Emphasizing the importance of collaboration and shared insights into work done by other IRC Leaders across the globe. Prof Nazli Hameed represented Pakistan. On Monday 23-6-25, Prof. Nazli Hameed chaired a session on on Pelvic floor birth trauma. Additionally, she chaired the IRC meeting showcasing the remarkable achievements and plan for next 6-12 months of the IRC for the year 2024-2025. There was emphasis on promising future collaborations including “Gynaecology Health matters” Tuesday 24th June, 25 began with an invigorating early riser session led by the Pakistan IRC featuring following talks Navigating ethical waters: RCOG Vs South Asian realities on termination of pregnancy for fetal indications: Nazli Hameed. Comparison of Training experience in NHS Vs Pakistan: Rehana Rahim Bridging the gap: Law, Medical indemnity & Clinical Practice: Rabia Mushtaq. It attracted a substantial number of participants, all united in their support for Pakistan. We are pleased with the strong academic presence of Pakistan by showcasing many oral & poster presentations by clinicians across the country. There were two oral presentations and 4 poster presentations from Shalamar Medical & Dental College. Prof. Nazli Hameed represented Pakistan in the “RCOG’s Got Talent.”. The congress concluded on a high note, with Pakistan again winning the prestigious Best Oral presentation Award, and 2nd prize in poster presentation.
(UCP) has been officially added to the Shalamar Hospital
We are delighted to announce that the University of Central Punjab (UCP) has been officially added to the Shalamar Hospital Corporate Panel list. As per the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), UCP Faculty members, Employees, Students, and their families will be entitled to special discounted rates for quality and advanced healthcare services at Shalamar Hospital.The MOU was signed by Mr. Danish Faraz, HOD Corporate Services at Shalamar Hospital, and Dr.Hammad Naveed (Pro-Rector) at UCP — marking the beginning of a valuable collaboration focused on community health and well-being.
Surgical Safety Checklist
A surgical safety checklist is essential because it helps prevent errors, improves communication among the surgical team, and ensures patient safety. It acts as a structured guide to confirm critical steps before, during, and after surgery, reducing complications and improving overall outcomes. Here’s why it matters:Prevents mistakes: It ensures the right procedure is performed on the right patient, reducing the risk of serious errors.Enhances teamwork: Encourages better communication among surgeons, anesthetists, and nurses.Reduces complications: Helps track important safety measures, like infection prevention and anesthesia checks.Standardizes best practices: Ensures consistency in safety protocols across different healthcare settings. The World Health Organization (WHO) introduced a global surgical safety checklist that has significantly reduced post-surgical complications. It’s a simple tool, but its impact can be life-saving.
Surgical Skills & Drills
Skills and drills in obstetrics are crucial for preparing healthcare teams to handle emergencies effectively and improve maternal and neonatal outcomes. These training sessions focus on refining critical skills and ensuring that medical professionals respond swiftly and appropriately in high-pressure situations. Here’s why they’re essential:– *Enhancing emergency response* – Obstetric emergencies, such as postpartum hemorrhage, eclampsia, and shoulder dystocia, require immediate intervention. Drills ensure quick, coordinated action.– *Improving teamwork and communication* – Simulated scenarios strengthen collaboration among doctors, midwives, and nurses, reducing errors.– *Boosting confidence and competence* – Repetition builds muscle memory, helping professionals apply skills efficiently in real cases.– *Reducing maternal and neonatal complications* – By practicing life-saving interventions, teams can lower the risk of severe outcomes.– *Standardizing best practices* – Ensures consistency in handling emergencies across different healthcare settings. Regular training sessions empower medical teams, ensuring that every second counts when managing obstetric complications.
Hypertension Awareness
Prof. Azra Mahmud and her dedicated team organized an informative and impactful medical camp focused on hypertension awareness, screening, and prevention at Shalamar Hospital. Through free blood pressure checks, lifestyle counseling, and patient education, the camp aimed to raise awareness about managing high blood pressure — a silent but serious health risk. We thank Prof. Azra Mahmud and her team for their efforts in promoting a healthier community!