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List of hospitals in Pakistan shows the hospitals in Pakistan by administrative region and city with links to articles in WikiPedia on notable hospitals. According to 2016 statistics, Pakistan has more than 1200 public hospitals and 700 private hospitals. [1]
The idea of having a homogeneous corps by amalgamating Indian Medical Services, Indian Medical Department (IMD) and Indian Hospital Corps gradually took shape and Indian Army Medical Corps (IAMC) came into being on 3 April 1943. The medical institutions of the IAMC were concentrated in the areas, which were to subsequently become Pakistan.
The Combined Military Hospital Lahore is a tertiary care teaching hospital operated by the Pakistan Army. Its primary function is to provide specialized medical treatment to armed forces personnel, their dependents (immediate families), as well as the general public. It is headed by a Major General from the Army Medical Corps of the Pakistan Army.
The neurosurgery department of King Edward Medical College in Lahore was established at the hospital in 1966. [4] This department was temporarily housed in an old building until 1981. After the creation of the Postgraduate Medical Institute in Lahore in 1974, Lahore General Hospital was affiliated with the Institute in July 1975.
King Edward Medical College was established in 1860 as the Lahore Medical College.It is the fifth oldest medical school in South Asia, after Medical College Kolkata (January 28, 1835), Madras Medical College, Chennai (February 2, 1835) Grant Medical College, Bombay (1845) and Sarojini Naidu Medical College Agra (1854).
Med Specialist at Military Hospital, Rawalpindi: Hilal-e-Imtiaz (Military) 9: Eijaz Ghani Commandant Armed Forces Institute of Pathology (AFIP), Rawalpindi: Hilal-e-Imtiaz (Military) 10: Arshad Naseem Classified Pulmonologist, Critical Care Medicine Specialist, MH Rawalpindi: Hilal-e-Imtiaz (Military) 11: Nadeem Ahmed Rana Commandant AFID ...