Ministry reviews progress on 'One Patient, One ID' medical record project
Most outlets reported that the Ministry of National Health reviewed the progress of the "One Patient, One ID" project, which aims to establish a universal medical record system. 24 News HD added context about the project's goal to enable access to patients’ complete medical history, while the Associated Press of Pakistan provided a more concise report, focusing on the ministerial meeting and the project’s objective.
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One Patient, One ID project reviewed
ISLAMABAD, Oct 06 (APP):Federal Minister for Health Syed Mustafa Kamal on Tuesday chaired a meeting to review progress on the “One Patient, One ID” project aimed at establishing a universal medical record system in Pakistan. The meeting agreed to make the project operational at the earliest in line with the Prime Minister’s directions, formulate clear...
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‘One Patient, One ID’ project to enable access to patients’ complete medical history
The Ministry of National Health has reviewed progress on the ‘One Patient, One ID’ project aimed at establishing a universal medical record system across Pakistan, reported 24NewsHD TV on Tuesday.
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