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Pakistani medical schools outside Peshawar lack funds, hurting care; Peshawar's dominance causes overcrowding.
Medical Teaching Institutions outside Peshawar, Pakistan, are facing severe funding shortages that limit their ability to provide quality care, according to officials.
District hospitals in Mardan, Swabi, Nowshera, Dera Ismail Khan, and Bannu report inadequate resources for equipment, medicines, and staffing, with most funds spent on basic operating costs.
The concentration of resources in Peshawar, which hosts five of the province’s 11 MTIs, has caused patient overcrowding and bed shortages there.
Despite rising patient volumes over seven years, no new funding has been allocated for expansion or hiring.
Officials say fulfilling promises of free medicines requires immediate financial support.
The MTI Policy Board has begun assessing gaps and pledged improved coordination to meet performance standards.
Las escuelas médicas paquistaníes fuera de Peshawar carecen de fondos, perjudicando la atención; El dominio de Peshawar causa hacinamiento.