DIKhan Trauma Centre Introduces Digital Systems for Pharmacy and Lab Services
Hospital management says the move aims to modernize patient services at the District Headquarters Teaching Hospital.
The management of District Headquarters Teaching Hospital in Dera Ismail Khan introduced digital systems at its Trauma Centre to improve pharmacy and laboratory services, according to the Associated Press of Pakistan.
Hospital Director Dr Farrukh Jamil formally inaugurated the digital system at the Trauma Pharmacy, describing it as a step toward modernizing patient services, APP reported.
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- Digital systems introduced at DIKhan Trauma Centre to improve pharmacy, lab services — APP (Pakistan)
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