New force of lady doctors ready for online treatment in Pakistan

By providing online training to 700 lady doctors who have not been able to practice abroad or due to their domestic responsibilities, the Government of Pakistan spends about Rs 4 billion on the education and training of Lady doctors. Made it easy for Pakistani doctors who are not practicing due to domestic responsibilities and engagements, introduced to Pakistani doctors who have moved to domestic or overseas. More than 700 Lady D's through the special platform "E-Doctor" Actors have been reunited with the Department of Medicine, which will soon be able to treat patients at home through telemedicine.



E-Doctor is an online portal developed by a Pakistani IT firm, which is also sponsored by the Dow University of Health and Sciences, which aims to not practice medical education for various reasons. Lady Doctors are to facilitate online therapeutic facilities by training them to make changes in the field of medicine and the use of sophisticated information technology tools.



Over 700 lady doctors have been trained so far, including Pakistan, USA, Canada, UK, Australia, Germany, China, Bahrain, Greece, Indonesia, Ireland, Malaysia, Turkey, Singapore, Nigeria, United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia. , Pakistani lady doctors based in Qatar and Oman, who moved away from their profession due to moving abroad and could not practice even after getting medical education, it is difficult for Pakistani lady doctors abroad to practice in these countries. This is because they have to take courses in other countries and register for practice Professional license, which is to take a multi-spent.



Online OPD can be provided through telemedicine

Federal and provincial governments can benefit greatly from this force of trained lady doctors. Most doctors in Pakistan prefer performing services in cities and avoiding deployment in rural or remote areas through this telemedicine facility. And in the backward areas, the shortage of doctors can be relieved even in cities where there is a discharge of patients and a high number of patients are under pressure. Online medicine can be provided through telemedicine.



In this way, the public will not have to bear the expenditure while the government will also reduce the costs incurred on hospital or clinic infrastructure and use the public health budget more effectively. Large consumer companies, banks, insurance companies, telecommunications or mobile companies can provide this facility to their customers free of cost which will improve the quality of life of the people in the country and also benefit the businesses.



Health startups failed because they were unaware of the doctors' temperament

According to Abdullah Butt, most health startups in Pakistan fail because they do not know the mood and habits of doctors. Doctors are not interested in knowing and recording the data of a patient on the phone because they are not patient. In keeping with this trend, Call Doc has envisaged a call center where a call center operator will be a call center operator, with this paramedically trained patient diagnosed with his / her disease. Nature and Symptoms Pre-treatment, Fever, Blood Pressure, Sugar Reading, etc. The patient will be compiled and then the patient's data will be sent to the doctor in advance so that the doctor can prescribe the medical advice or prescription keeping these details, thus saving the doctors time and also the patient will be satisfied that I have detailed knowledge of the doctor.



Sixteen thousand die every year from non-medical facilities

Abdullah Butt, the engineer who has trained the Pakistani lady doctor through e-doctor, has already undertaken online tuition, Quran education, telemedicine and medical consultation projects in flood-affected areas. According to Butt, the main objective of providing medical facilities in remote areas of the country by training Lady doctors at home is to reduce maternal and infant mortality rates in Pakistan by over 16,000 mothers in Pakistan on time. Missing out due to missing out and bringing up the number of newborns More than b.



According to Abdullah Butt, he presented this idea in 2013 but for various reasons it was not put into practice. In 2018, he was once again placed before the Vice Chancellor of the Dow Institute of Medical Sciences, which he and senior personalities of the Department of Medicine. Highly appreciated and assured all possible cooperation as the government spends Rs.5 million on the education of a doctor and in case of not practicing or leaving the department, it is wasted capital and the shortage of doctors for this project. Dow University sponsors and refreshes with the help of the world's best experts The soap is designed to help home-based lady doctors integrate changes and innovations in the medical field after their education is completed. This online course consists of 3 semesters, 3 semesters. Through which the professions to the Lady Doctors