Azmeer.ahmed

After a week of immersive learning, meaningful interactions, and life-changing experiences, the Youth Training Programme (YTP), Summer 2026 came to a close with a day that perfectly reflected the values at the heart of Indus Hospital & Health Network (IHHN): compassion, service, and giving back. A Carnival of Care To mark the culmination of the programme, trainees organised a Carnival of Care for children receiving treatment through IHHN’s Childhood Cancer Programme. They designed and managed interactive game stalls,

As part of IHHN’s Physical Rehabilitation Programme, trainees attended an insightful session led by Ali Punjani, who introduced them to the transformative power of cochlear implants. The session explored how this life-changing technology enables children with profound hearing loss to experience sound and build a future filled with communication, learning, and connection. The learning soon turned into an unforgettable experience as trainees witnessed a Cochlear Implant Switch On session. Young Mohammad Ismail, accompanied by his parents,

The Emergency Room (ER) at Indus Hospital & Health Network provides free, 24/7 emergency care to patients of all ages. Equipped with advanced medical technology and supported by a professional triage system, the ER ensures that critically ill and severely injured patients receive immediate attention based on the urgency of their condition. By delivering timely, high-quality emergency care at no cost, IHHN remains committed to saving lives when every second counts. Inside the Emergency Room The latest session

Learning the Art of Paediatric Care Day 3 of IHHN’s Youth Training Programme focused on one of the most important aspects of healthcare; building trust with young patients. Through interactive discussions, roleplay, and live patient interactions, trainees explored how empathy and communication shape paediatric care. Paediatric Care in Focus Dr. Muhammad Fareeduddin led an engaging session on the ethics of paediatric care, emphasising the importance of building rapport with children. By creating a safe and trusting environment, healthcare professionals

Day 2 of IHHN’s Youth Training Programme shifted the focus from learning about healthcare to experiencing it firsthand. Through interactive sessions and practical activities, trainees explored the many facets of patient care and hospital operations. Patient Interaction & Ethical Guidelines The day began with the Paediatric Oncology Psycho-Social Department introducing trainees to the ethical principles of interacting with children undergoing cancer treatment. They then had the opportunity to meet young patients, putting these guidelines into practice with empathy

The first day of IHHN’s Youth Training Programme brought together 14 passionate trainees from the UAE and the United States for an immersive introduction to the world of compassionate healthcare, philanthropy, and social impact. From hearing inspiring patient stories to engaging with the leadership behind one of Pakistan’s largest healthcare networks, the day laid the foundation for a transformative learning journey. Welcome & Icebreaking The programme began with an interactive welcome session where all 14 trainees introduced themselves