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Bahria Chapter at Pakistan Health Parliament is now launching its Internship Program for future health leaders and chang...
04/06/2026

Bahria Chapter at Pakistan Health Parliament is now launching its Internship Program for future health leaders and changemakers.

This program aims to provide a space for young health advocates to learn, grow, and engage in real-world health challenges through experiential learning, teamwork, and research-driven initiatives.

Interns will gain hands-on experience through committee work, trainings, awareness campaigns, brainstorming sessions, and collaborative projects - developing responsibility, initiative, and leadership along the way.

📌 Duration: 4 Weeks (1st July – 29th July)
📌 Mode: Hybrid (flexible)
📌 Commitment: 10 hours/week (flexible)
📌 Eligibility: A-Level/Intermediate & Undergraduate students (Karachi-based)
📌 Type: Volunteer-based position

📩 Queries: [email protected]
✍ Apply now: https://forms.gle/9EoSLq8UFVNioJG2A
⏳ Deadline: 21st June

Join us in shaping the next generation of health leaders.

Pakistan Health Parliament appoints Danish Khilani as a member of the Global Leadership Collective.A healthcare quality ...
03/06/2026

Pakistan Health Parliament appoints Danish Khilani as a member of the Global Leadership Collective.

A healthcare quality and patient safety leader with experience across the UAE and Saudi Arabia, Danish has built a career at the intersection of quality improvement, accreditation, clinical governance, and healthcare transformation.

Currently serving as Quality Manager at Sheikh Shakhbout Medical City (SSMC), Abu Dhabi, in partnership with Mayo Clinic, he also serves as a Joint Commission International (JCI) Surveyor, contributing to healthcare quality standards and excellence at an international level.

Over the years, he has held leadership roles with organizations including ADNOC Ruwais Hospital and Dr. Sulaiman Al Habib Medical Group, where he played an active role in quality management, patient safety, hospital commissioning, operational excellence, and performance improvement initiatives.

Alongside his professional achievements, he holds advanced qualifications in Healthcare Management, Business Administration, Clinical Research, Strategic Leadership, and Quality Management, and is currently pursuing a Doctorate in Business Administration from Golden Gate University.

His addition to the Global Leadership Collective brings valuable international perspectives on healthcare quality, patient safety, and building high-performing healthcare organizations.

02/06/2026

The World Clinical Trials Day Exploratory Session concluded with thoughtful reflections from Syed Munawar Ali and Asim Munir, who shared their closing perspectives on the future of clinical research in Pakistan.

While acknowledging the challenges around infrastructure, talent development, regulatory processes, and research culture, both speakers emphasized that Pakistan possesses many of the fundamental ingredients required to strengthen its clinical trials ecosystem.

The discussion ended on a hopeful note: that clinical trials are not merely a research activity, but a pathway towards better patient outcomes, stronger healthcare systems, scientific advancement, and greater global participation for Pakistan.

02/06/2026

As the World Clinical Trials Day Exploratory Session moved from operational realities to future possibilities, two important questions were explored by Syed Munawar Ali and Asim Munir.

What economic opportunity does the clinical trials industry present for Pakistan?

And,

How can the growth of clinical trials accelerate innovation in therapeutics and improve the future of patient care?

01/06/2026

As the World Clinical Trials Day Exploratory Session progressed, the discussion moved beyond regulations and infrastructure to a fundamental question: does Pakistan have the people and the capacity to support a growing clinical trials ecosystem?

Responding to questions, Asim Munir shared his perspective on the readiness of the country's research workforce, the skills required to support clinical research at scale, and the importance of developing specialized talent if clinical trials are to become a stronger component of Pakistan's healthcare landscape.

Adding another important dimension to the discussion, Syed Munawar addressed a critical question:

How can Pakistan effectively manage the mix of urban and rural research sites when most clinical trials today remain concentrated in major cities?

A thoughtful discussion on what it will take to make clinical research more scalable, inclusive, and impactful in Pakistan.



A practical conversation on building the foundations required for the future of clinical research in Pakistan.

Pakistan Health Parliament appoints Dr. Mudassar Habib as a member of the Global Leadership Collective.With more than tw...
01/06/2026

Pakistan Health Parliament appoints Dr. Mudassar Habib as a member of the Global Leadership Collective.

With more than two decades of leadership experience across the United Kingdom and the Gulf region, Dr. Habib has led healthcare organizations through growth, transformation, commissioning, turnaround, and operational excellence at some of the most ambitious healthcare institutions in the region.
His professional journey includes senior leadership roles at NEOM Hospital, Korean Medical Center Qatar, KAUST Health, IntraHealth UK, and the NHS, where he has worked at the intersection of healthcare operations, clinical governance, quality, strategy, and organizational transformation.

Most recently, he led the turnaround of a hospital in Qatar, delivering significant improvements in financial performance, patient experience, staff engagement, and organizational stability. Prior to that, he served as Chief Executive Officer of NEOM Hospital, helping shape and operationalize one of the flagship healthcare projects under Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030.

Alongside his executive leadership experience, Dr. Habib is a Fellow of the Royal College of General Practitioners (FRCGP) and has completed executive leadership training at the University of Oxford's Saïd Business School.

His addition to the Global Leadership Collective brings valuable international experience in healthcare leadership, system transformation, and building high-performing healthcare organizations.

29/05/2026

At the World Clinical Trials Day Exploratory Session by Pakistan Health Parliament, important questions were raised to Syed Munawar which he responded to like an Industry Leader.

• Does Pakistan currently have the trained human resources and operational capacity required to support clinical trials at a larger industry level?

• And what lessons can Pakistan learn from countries like Malaysia that have successfully developed stronger clinical research ecosystems over the years?

As we celebrate this blessed occasion, Pakistan Health Parliament extends warm wishes to everyone. May this festival ins...
27/05/2026

As we celebrate this blessed occasion, Pakistan Health Parliament extends warm wishes to everyone. May this festival inspire us to care more deeply for one another, support the vulnerable, and strengthen the spirit of humanity within our communities.

Eid-ul-Adha Mubarak

Pakistan Health Parliament appoints Dr. Jahanzeb K. Khan as a member of the Global Leadership Collective.Currently servi...
25/05/2026

Pakistan Health Parliament appoints Dr. Jahanzeb K. Khan as a member of the Global Leadership Collective.

Currently serving as Vice President, Global Medical Affairs at Getz Pharma, Dr. Jahanzeb has played an important role in advancing clinical research, medical education, scientific collaboration, and healthcare innovation in Pakistan. His work has contributed to the growth of clinical trials, research systems, medical affairs infrastructure, and evidence-driven healthcare discussions within the industry.

Over the years, he has held leadership positions at organizations including Novo Nordisk, Sandoz, IMS Health, and Johnson & Johnson.

Alongside his industry experience, he also holds professional and academic qualifications from institutions including Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, King’s College London, Dow University of Health Sciences, and the College of Physicians & Surgeons Pakistan.

We look forward to his valuable contribution toward meaningful healthcare dialogue, innovation, and leadership.

"Why can't university be online? Cab fare is too expensive.""Itni garmi kyunn hai!!" These are phrases that we are heari...
24/05/2026

"Why can't university be online?
Cab fare is too expensive."
"Itni garmi kyunn hai!!"

These are phrases that we are hearing more often lately. The stress of survival is getting to ALL OF US!

As conflicts continue across the Middle East, their environmental and economic consequences travel beyond borders, affecting the air quality and mental health of youth across Pakistan.

Bombs not only destroy cities; they poison the air we breathe.

Join Bahria Chapter's Environmental Health Committee for an eye-opening discussion to understand how wars affect our environment.

📅 1st June 2026
⏰ 8:00 PM - 8:40 PM
💻 Zoom Session

Register here
https://rb.gy/yekhxw

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