The Aga Khan University Hospital

  As the COVID-19 pandemic is now in the midst of a second wave all over the world, we must continue to practice all safety precautions recommended by health officials. This includes relying on the use of telehealth services in Pakistan now, more than ever. Teleclinics in Pakistan have really taken off since the start of this pandemic. It is no surprise really, considering the numerous benefits it has been providing for patients all over the country. Telehealth services in Pakistan make use of the digital information and communication technologies, such as computers and cellphones, in order to provide health care services remotely and manage health care. Hospitals like the Aga Khan University Hospital (AKUH) provide teleclinics in Karachi and all over Pakistan for various specialties, ranging from primary care to specialty care, including home health services and door-to-door blood and other sample collection services . AKUH is not only highly accredited but has a qualified medica

When it comes to pharmacies in Pakistan, AKUH has the most innovative and comprehensive wide-spread network of pharmacies across the country. AKUH pharmacies provide authentic medicines in a well-controlled temperature environment, 24 hours a day. The highly qualified team of pharmacists and technicians at AKUH are available throughout the day to cater to patient needs. We ensure all our pharmacists are well-trained to educate patients on medication therapy, which includes having in-depth knowledge of drugs, their mechanisms, potential side effects, reactivity and toxicity. All prescribed medication is provided by our pharmacy, with clearly labelled directions on how and when to take them to avoid mishap or drug abuse. Thus, providing the best possible care for all our patients. Our pharmacists ensure all patients are well counselled about the correct dosage, timings and medication management. Patients can also benefit from the patient educational material and brochures provided by the