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The Research Clinic: A Doctor’s Journey from Question to Publication

Why Every Pakistani Doctor Needs to Learn Research

Every Pakistani doctor needs research skills more than ever. With PMDC promotion requirements now including publications, clinical excellence alone is no longer enough for career advancement. Evidence-based medicine demands that doctors stay updated, critically evaluate studies, and apply new knowledge to patient care. Pakistan is underrepresented in international medical literature, and every doctor who publishes adds to the national healthcare evidence base. “The Research Clinic” at UPMED Hospitals, Lahore, guides doctors from beginners to published authors in 120 days, covering topic selection, research proposals, IRB approval, data analysis, manuscript writing, journal selection, and peer review. This practical series empowers doctors at all levels to conduct research confidently and meet modern professional standards.

The Research Clinic: A Doctor’s Journey from Question to Publication

The Research Clinic: A Doctor’s Journey from Question to Publication – An Introduction

A comprehensive 120-day research blog series, The Research Clinic: A Doctor’s Journey from Question to Publication, is being launched to help clinicians overcome common research challenges. Through daily, step-by-step guidance, essential skills will be covered, including topic selection and study design, data analysis, manuscript writing (IMRAD), and publication in recognized journals. Designed in a practical, story-based format, this series is ideal for doctors seeking to build strong research and academic careers.

Career Advice

When a Hospital Won’t Share Its Own Name, That’s Your Answer

A job ad appears in a doctor’s WhatsApp group. A hospital is hiring. No name. No salary. Just a mobile number. Someone asks which hospital it is. The reply: the owner does not want people to know. This happens more than it should. And it always means the same thing. Before you send your CV anywhere, read this.

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UHS Lahore Admissions 2025–26: Level II Diploma & MCPS Opportunities for Punjab Government Doctors

University of Health Sciences (UHS) Lahore has opened online applications for its 2025–26 Level II Diploma and MCPS training programs for in‑service Punjab government doctors in multiple specialties, including Anesthesia, Radiology, Pathology, Pediatrics, Obstetrics & Gynecology, and others. Eligible MBBS/BDS graduates with at least two years of regular government service can apply through the UHS portal, where merit will be based on academic record, a mandatory entrance test, and service experience, with no stipend offered under these programs.

Central Induction Policy / Punjab Residency Program

Punjab Supraspeciality Second Fellowship Induction Criteria (Erstwhile Level-4)

Candidates for Level-IV Supra-Specialty induction must be under 45, hold a Level-III qualification, a PMDC license, a research publication, and a conduct certificate. Scoring is based on research (10 marks), post-fellowship experience (5 marks), and interview performance (10 marks).

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