Free-medical camp in Chitral
In northern Pakistan, over 60 Aga Khan health centres provide 750,000 people with quality care and diagnostics. They operate on a “hub-and-spokes” model that consolidates facilities and services into larger centres. Through teleconsultation, smaller sites consult with and refer serious cases to the bigger centres, to ensure top-level expertise and technologies without long travel or time lost.
This page is also available inOn 15 October, the Aga Khan Health Service Chitral in coordination with the Government of Canada held a two-day free-medical at far-off Broghil. The medical camp supervised by Dr Naveed Ahmed examined about 300 patients, including women, children, elderly people, and given them free medicines. The paramedical staff and other
On 15 October, the Aga Khan Health Service Chitral in coordination with the Government of Canada held a two-day free-medical at far-off Broghil. The medical camp supervised by Dr Naveed Ahmed examined about 300 patients, including women, children, elderly people, and given them free medicines. The paramedical staff and other doctors in the camp were from the Aga Khan Health Service Chitral.