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Pakistan PM Orders Overhaul of PIMS Hospital, Sets Three-Month Deadline

Ministry of National Health Services briefing reveals hospital met only 39.7% of performance benchmarks against a 90% target.

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— APP (Pakistan)

Pakistan's prime minister has directed a comprehensive overhaul of the Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS) hospital, ordering that short-term measures be implemented within three months, according to a report by the Associated Press of Pakistan (APP).

The directive came during a briefing by the Ministry of National Health Services on steps already taken to improve operations at PIMS, APP reported.

According to the briefing, a performance audit of the hospital examined several indicators and found only 39.7% compliance, far below the acceptable target of 90% set for such institutions.

APP did not provide further details on the specific measures ordered by the prime minister or the timeline for their rollout beyond the three-month deadline. The report also did not specify which indicators were assessed in the audit or when the audit was conducted.

PIMS is one of Pakistan's major public hospitals, based in Islamabad, and serves as a key referral center for the capital region.

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