DLP Report
PESHAWAR
Peshawar Medical College (PMC) has secured around 97 per cent in its latest inspection by the Pakistan Medical and Dental Council (PMDC), while the council has approved several FCPS and MCPS postgraduate training programmes at PMC and Peshawar Dental College (PDC).
According to a statement issued by the institutions on Friday, the inspection was conducted under the latest PMDC standards and the score placed PMC among the high-scoring medical colleges in the country.
The approved postgraduate programmes cover various clinical and basic medical sciences disciplines and will provide doctors with opportunities for structured specialist training at the two institutions.
The administration said the inspection score reflected the college’s academic infrastructure, faculty, teaching and learning systems, clinical training environment and facilities for postgraduate education.
It said the approval of the postgraduate programmes and the inspection result followed efforts to strengthen medical and dental education, research, clinical training and professional development at PMC and PDC.
The institutions said the expansion of postgraduate training would provide additional opportunities for advanced medical and dental education in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and contribute to the development of specialist healthcare professionals in the province.
The deans and senior management of the two colleges congratulated faculty members, postgraduate supervisors and academic and administrative staff on the development and expressed their commitment to further improving education, research and clinical training.
