CM Punjab Maryam Nawaz Sharif has launched the “Chief Minister Children’s Heart Surgery Program” to tackle child mortality caused by delayed surgeries. The program introduces advanced facilities at six hospitals, with plans to expand further, ensuring more timely interventions.
During her visit to Children’s Hospital, Maryam Nawaz met families, distributed health cards, and emphasized her commitment to providing quality healthcare. The health cards enable free treatment at both public and private hospitals. An online dashboard will monitor the program’s progress.
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The initiative targets reducing infant mortality by increasing the number of heart surgeries from 6,530 to 11,300 annually. By leveraging public and private healthcare facilities, the program ensures every child receives top-quality care.
Key Points:
- Launched to reduce child mortality from delayed surgeries.
- Facilities introduced at six hospitals, with expansion plans.
- Health cards provide free access to public and private hospitals.
- The program will increase heart surgeries to 11,300 annually.
- Online dashboard to track progress and ensure quality care.
