by Shabbir Hussain Jatial Let us all appreciate our own Ms. Naorin Farhan, viral in the limelight of almost all mainstream national media today. No doubt she's become a known face of civil society as a grassroots facilitator for women empowerment with the successful execution of her signature Scooty Project Execution but has also brought a powerful image of the nursing community. We could make her's another successful story to inspire new generation nurses who think beyond stereotype parameters and have a greater impact on the lives of communities and are well recognized in return. Another Nurse Entrepreneur in the Rising. Zhavia - زاویہ (Dimension) founder Ms. Naorin Farhan, an AKUSONAM graduate, is significantly changing communities' health perspectives in liaison with provincial governments, WHO, and other INGOs in Sindh and Balochistan. Working with far-off poverty-ridden and urban communities whose health and empowerment have been co...
The Pakistan Nursing & Midwifery Council (PNMC) has introduced a new uniform dress code for nurses working in clinical settings across the country. The announcement, in an official letter from the PNMC dated January 31, 2024, stated guidance about professional attire of nursing staff in Pakistan. The new dress code approved during the 6th session of the council held from January 15-17, 2024, under the leadership of Ms. Farzana Zulfiger, President of PNMC, specifies new uniforms for male and female nurses. Female nurses are to wear a dark blue shalwar kameez with a nameplate, accompanied by a white coat and a blue scarf/dupatta. Male nurses are required to wear dark blue scrubs along with a nameplate. Category Uniform Female Nurses Dark blue shalwar kameez with nameplate, white coat or blue scarf/dupatta Male Nurses Dark blue scrubs with nameplate Health Departments across Punjab, Sindh, Balochistan, Khyber P...