The Pakistan healthcare sector is being transformedto avail improved services to larger populations. However, healthcare in rural areas still remains a significant challenge resulting in reduced life expectancy at birth and increased infant mortality rate in urban areas. To overcome this deficiency, Tele-healthcare has been pursuing numerous projects for the past many years. These projects allow individuals to effectively manage their health and well-being and enables them to lead independent and more fulfilling lives.

Our most prominent and active ones include:

• Jaroka Project:

UM Healthcare Trust Free Hospital, Mardan, NWFP, Pakistan

• Pilot Project:

Tele-dermatology Pilot Project, Skardu, Pakistan