AKUH to train health workers for Covid-19 treatment via Tele-ICU service
AKUH medical college dean Dr Adil Haider says Tele-ICU consultation service is a stepping stone for Pakistan.
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Article Author: AKUH to train health workers for Covid-19 treatment via Tele-ICU service
Media Source: The Express Tribune (Pakistan)
Date: 18 May 2020
The Sindh government is collaborating with the Aga Khan University Hospital (AKUH) Karachi to provide free training and technical assistance to healthcare professionals working in the public sector in providing critical care to Covid-19 patients. The programme, Tele-ICU consultation, launched on 18 May, will help healthcare…
The Sindh government is collaborating with the Aga Khan University Hospital (AKUH) Karachi to provide free training and technical assistance to healthcare professionals working in the public sector in providing critical care to Covid-19 patients. The programme, Tele-ICU consultation, launched on 18 May, will help healthcare workers from across the province treat coronavirus patients by consulting experts available for guidance throughout the day. AKUH Medical College Dean, Dr Adil Haider, says Tele-ICU consultation service is a stepping stone for Pakistan.