A promising collaboration is set to improve diabetes management in Pakistan. Today, Diabetes Telecare and the Maries Stoppies Society signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to introduced comprehensive counselling for diabetes patients special programdesigned for primary care physicians. This initiative leverages the expertise of the University of Mexico’s Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes (ECHO) Project.
Diabetes is a growing concern in Pakistan, with a significant number of people living with the condition. This partnership aims to empower primary care physicians, often the first point of contact for patients in communities, with the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively manage diabetes.
The program, facilitated by the ECHO Project, will utilize a tele-education model. This innovative approach allows geographically dispersed healthcare professionals to participate in interactive learning sessions led by diabetes experts. Through case discussions and knowledge-sharing, primary care physicians will gain valuable insights into the latest diabetes management strategies.
“This collaboration represents a significant step forward in strengthening diabetes care across Pakistan,” said Dr Sania Bashir CEO, Diabetes Telecare “This MOU signifies a crucial step forward in improving counselling for diabetes patients in Pakistan. By working together, we can reach more people and empower them to manage their condition effectively,”
Dr Tasneem Director Echo Project , Maries Stoppies Society echoed this sentiment, stating, ” We are thrilled to partner with Diabetes Telecare to address the growing need for counselling for diabetes patients. This collaboration will allow us to leverage our combined expertise and resources to make a real difference”
This initiative promises to equip primary care physicians with the tools they need to provide better care for patients with diabetes in Pakistan. By improving access to specialized knowledge and fostering collaboration, this program has the potential to significantly impact the lives of countless individuals living with diabetes.
