PESHAWAR: Peshawar General Hospital (PGH), Hayatabad, has been awarded international ISO certification in three key categories for meeting global standards in healthcare services. The certifications include ISO 45001 (Occupational Health and Safety), ISO 14001 (Environmental Management) and ISO 9001 (Quality Management Systems). According to hospital spokesperson Romaisa Ahmed, the achievement reflects PGH’s commitment to patient safety, quality healthcare delivery and environment-friendly practices. She said the recognition followed a rigorous inspection and evaluation process carried out by an independent international body. The hospital administration credited the accomplishment to the hard work and discipline of its staff. Officials said PGH has now joined the ranks of leading healthcare institutions in the region that adhere to international standards while ensuring safe and eco-friendly systems. CEO Dr Malik Javed Iqbal, Hospital Director Dr Khurshid Ahmed and medical director Dr Momin Afridi lauded the staff for their “tireless efforts” in securing the certification. They said patients from across the province and the country were benefiting from PGH’s services. Our mission is to provide treatment under one roof in line with international standards, and this journey will continue,” they added. DLP Report
