PMA Central, PDA Lahore Chapter collaborate for advancing academic excellence in healthcare

PMA Central, PDA Lahore Chapter collaborate for advancing academic excellence in healthcare

LAHORE: The Pakistan Medical Association (PMA) Central and the Pakistan Dental Association (PDA) Lahore Chapter signed a groundbreaking agreement to foster academic collaboration. The leaders, including Dr. Izhar Chudhary, President PMA Central, Dr. Tahir Mehmood, President PDA Lahore, and Dr. Abdul Rashid, General Secretary PDA Lahore, gathered at PMA House, Lahore, to discuss critical steps toward transforming medical and dental education.

Key Outcomes of the Partnership:

  • Joint Research & Academic Projects: A focused effort will be made on collaborative research projects to drive academic growth and medical innovations.
  • Faculty Development Programs: The initiative aims to enhance teaching skills by organizing specialized workshops, training sessions, and guest lectures.
  • Curriculum Development: Sharing best practices, both institutions will work together to align curricula with the latest industry trends, ensuring that the workforce remains capable and well-prepared.

Action Plan:

A joint committee will be formed to steer the projects, research proposals, and educational initiatives forward. The focus will be on mutual cooperation and continuous improvement. This collaboration will create synergies for both medical and dental education, elevating them to new heights.

The PDA Lahore Chapter is dedicated to pushing the boundaries of innovation in healthcare education. Together, PMA and PDA Lahore Chapter are set to shape the future of healthcare professionals and academics, ensuring a robust foundation for generations to come.

The partnership between PMA Central and PDA Lahore Chapter marks an exciting new era for healthcare education in Pakistan. As both organizations unite in their pursuit of excellence, this collaboration will not only benefit medical and dental professionals but will also empower future generations to lead in academic and clinical practices. The path ahead is promising—let’s keep advancing together.