PNC Letters and Notifications April 2019

PAKISTAN NURSING COUNCIL (NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF HEALTH) CHAK SHEHZAD ISLAMABAD

F-11-Admin/2019//307

April 17, 2019

NOTIFICATION

This Council's Notification No. F-11-Admin/2017-4025 dated November 27, 2017, regarding practice and prescribing/using of medicines by Community Midwife is hereby suspended with immediate effect till preparation and finalization of Standard Operating Procedure (SOP).

FOUZIA MUSHTAQ
Registrar PNC

Copy for information:
1. PS to the DG Health M/o NHSR&C Islamabad
2. Secretaries Health (Punjab, Sindh, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa & Balochistan)
3. Directorate of Nursing (Punjab, Sindh, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa & Balochistan)
4. All Controller NEBs (Punjab, Sindh, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa & Balochistan)
5. PNC website
6. Daily File

Registrar PNC

Telephone No (051) 9255119 Fax No. (051) 9255097 Emal registrar@pnc.org.pk

Website: www.pnc.org.pk

PAKISTAN NURSING COUNCIL (NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF HEALTH) CHAK SHEHZAD

DATE: April 2, 2019

Dr. Mansoor Ghani,
Asst. Prof of Biochemistry
Programmer Coordinator MSc Nursing
University of Health Sciences, Lahore
Subject

IMPLEMENTATION OF COUNCILS DECİSİON ON 24-the SESSION-2019
General Agenda Frem No 49

I am directed to convey the following decision approved in Council meeting of
Pakistan Nursing Council held on 8" February 2019 under the chair of Ms. Kousar Parveen,
Director of General Nursing Punjab for implementation-

Batches 214 to March 2019 is approved only Registration of MSc Nursing students of UHS from

This issues with the approval of the Council

FOUZIA MUSHTAQ
Registrar PNC

Copy for information
1. The Secretary Health Punjab

2. PS to the DG (Health) M/o NHSR&C Islamabad

3. Directorate of Nursing (Punjab, Sindh, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa & Balochistan)

GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN
Pakistan Nursing Council
M/O National Health Services, Regulations & Coordination, NIH Building, Park Road, Chak Shehzad, Islamabad
F.No.1(4)2018-19-PNC/699
Islamabad. the 15 March 2019
Subject: ALLOW GRADUATE NURSES FOR PRACTICE AS A COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSE LIKE COMMUNITY MIDWIVES
Dear Sir,
Reference Subject noted above and to state that the ban on a clinic for nurses has been removed subject to develop SOPs for the practice/clinics of nurses approve by the Council.
As this was the agenda item from Director Nursing. Sindh, therefore, you are directed to develop SOPs on the subject matter and present it in the next coming meeting of the Council for approval.

(FOUZIA MUSHTAQ)
Registrar, PNC

(Shabbir Hussain Jhattial.
Director of Nursing. Sindh
Directorate of Nursing. THO, Saddar Town
Office Compound Kalapul Cantonment
Karachi

Copy
PS to Director General, MO NHSR & С, Islamabad
Administrative Financial Head, PNC
All Secretaries of the Provinces
All DGN, DNS, and DDN of the Provinces

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