Bahawal Victoria Hospital
History
It started as a Civil Hospital with an outdoor department, a dispensary, and an operating theatre in 1876. In 1906, this health unit was named Bahawal Victoria Hospital. Now, it is a hub of clinical expertise both in specialties as well as in sub-specialties with a multitude of patients visiting the hospital. In 1952, a benevolent extension of Nursing School was brought about with an anticipation to render rash and prompt basic health amenities. Classes leading to L.S.M.F were also started in 1956. Its nexus with Quaid e Azam Medical College (QAMC) in 1970 has transformed it into one of the largest tertiary care facilities in the province of Punjab.
It is now a 2200-bed, fully equipped, tertiary-care hospital with all medical and surgical specialities, serving large number of patients in south Punjab. It facilitates undergraduate medical students of Quaid-e-Azam Medical College, nursing students of allied nursing school, paramedics and many post-graduate trainees.
Units and departments
- Department of Medicine (consists of four wards/units)
- Department of Surgery (consists of four wards/units)
- Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology (consists of two wards/units)
- Department of Paediatrics (consists of two wards/units)
- Department of Allied Medicine
- Cardiology/CCU unit
- Nephrology/Dialysis unit
- Pulmonology/Chest Diseases unit
- Dermatology unit
- Psychiatry/Behavioural Sciences unit
- Department of Allied Surgery (consists of two units of each of
- Otolaryngology (two units)
- Ophthalmology (two units)
- Plastic/Reconstructive Surgery
- Orthopedic Surgery
- Urology
- Neurosurgery
- Accidents and Emergency Department
- Paediatric Surgery
- Department of Radiology and Medical Imaging
- Department of Pathology/Medical Laboratory Sciences
- Histopathology section
- Haematology section
- Microbiology section
- Chemical Pathology section
- Molecular Biology/PCR section
- Endocrinology section
- Department of Physiotherapy
- Department of Public Health/Community Medicine
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