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| The #National Institute of #Health (NIH), #Islamabad as the National Public Health Institute in #Pakistan has recognized role of Integrated Disease Surveillance & Response (IDSR).IDSR Cascade trainings were conducted by #IDSR Master Trainers of KP with logistic and technical support of NIH and Public Health #England (P.H.E). Health staff was trained in consecutive three training sessions (08-10 th July, 6-18 th July and 29-31 st July 2019) of three days each. The training sessions were organized in collaboration with Department of Medical Lab #Technology, The University of Haripur. In the concluding ceremony Vice Chancellor Prof. Dr Anwar-ul Hassan Gilani delivered an important talk on “Integrative medicine for better healthcare” to highlight the importance of #Natural #Products/Functional Foods and providing evidence that natural products contains "Effect enhancing and side-effects neutralizing" combination of activities which forms the basis of safety of natural products. The talk was highly appreciated by the participants. In the occasion Head IDSR project, Dr. Rana Safdar, NIH Islamabad acknowledged the role of #University of Haripur for successfully conducting the training and insisted on future collaboration with University. He also thanked Vice Chancellor for facilitating their team at The University of Haripur. Finally shields were presented to Vice #Chancellor and Head MLT, Dr. Sadiq Noor Khan for outstanding contribution in the training sessions. Later on in a meeting of NIH delegates with Vice Chancellor and Head MLT and #Microbiology Department, future linkages program were discussed in detail. Both the parties agreed on the collaboration in the fields of Nutrition, #Public Health, joint organizing of #workshops and training and exchange of expertise in #clinical#laboratories set up. |
Prof. Dr. Anwar-ul-Hassan Gilani Profile Brief: Prof. Anwar Gilani’s career is that of a distinguished Pharmacologist, combining novel discoveries and distinctive mentorship roles, who won merit scholarship from primary school to PhD. He obtained his BSc Agri (Hon)-Nutrition (1975) and MSc in Pharmacology (1978) with distinction from University of Agriculture, Faisalabad and started his professional career in 1979 as a lecturer of Pharmacy at Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan. After completing his PhD (Pharmacology) from the University of Sydney, Australia in 1985, Dr. Gilani returned home and joined the Aga Khan University as lecturer and rose to full Professor in 1997, through accelerated promotions, where he occupied multiple leadership positions which include, Vice Chair, Research and Graduate Studies, Director, PhD Program in Health Sciences and Chair, Board of Graduate Studies, in addition to overseas positions (Tandem Dean, College of Health Sciences at the...

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