The Maryam Nawaz Health Clinics (MNHCs) in Murree have emerged among the top performers after receiving a 100% rating in a rigorous audit conducted by the Special Monitoring Unit (SMU).

The audit, carried out under the directives of Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif, evaluated 30 clinics across 15 districts of Punjab.

Among the audited facilities were MNHC Karor and MNHC Kali Mati, Murree, which were recognized for their exceptional service quality and operational standards.

Each clinic audited received a 100% satisfactory performance score, reflecting the initiative’s success in delivering effective and accessible healthcare services.

Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif and the Deputy Commissioner praised Dr. Asif Arbab Khan Niazi, CEO of the Rawalpindi District Health Authority, for the clinics’ outstanding performance.

Dr. Niazi was instructed to further enhance healthcare facilities to maintain and improve service standards for the public.

“This achievement underscores the efficient management and commitment of our healthcare professionals in providing quality medical services to the community,” said Dr. Niazi.

He assured that all available resources would be utilized to meet public expectations and address community health needs.

The SMU’s evaluation focused on operational efficiency, patient care, and staff performance, and reflects the Punjab government’s broader goal of transforming the healthcare system under the MNHC initiative.

“We are fully committed to realizing Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif’s vision of delivering top-tier healthcare to all citizens,” Dr. Niazi added.