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Pakistan Test cricketer Abid Ali has been in the news lately, but for all the wrong reasons. The right-handed has been recently diagnosed with a particular heart condition namely ‘acute coronary syndrome’. Senior Cardiologist Dr Sohail Khan from the National Institute of Cardiovascular Diseases (NICVD), while talking to BOL News, said that such a condition …
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National Institute of Cardiovascular Diseases (NICVD) is a State of the Art Institute for the treatment of cardiovascular diseases in Bangladesh. The institute was established in 1978 with the aim of establishing modern cardiovascular care services in the country and to develop trained manpower in this field for the need of the country.
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Audit copy of four-tier formula of nurses at JPMC and NICVD Earlier this year, nurses in Karachi took to the streets over the non-provision of health allowances by …
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ABOUT NICVD. Since its inception in 1963, the National Institute of Cardiovascular Diseases (NICVD) has played a pivotal role in caring for patients with heart disease in Pakistan. NICVD is the first tertiary cardiac care institute in South Asia as well as the flagship facility for cardiology in Pakistan with a focus on superior care for patients.
Coordinating with local ambulance services in the city of Karachi, we receive and tend to an average of 600 patients per day. Amongst a host of cardiac related treatments, NICVD specialises in the field of Paediatric Procedures, Interventional Procedures and Non-Interventional Procedures.
The emergency department at NICVD is accessible 24 hours, 7 days a week and consists of separate areas for males and females. Coordinating with local ambulance services in the city of Karachi, we receive and tend to an average of 600 patients per day.