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Lahore, May 1 (Alliance News): On International Workers’ Day, Head of Urology and Transplant Surgeon Prof. Dr. Naveed Iqbal reaffirmed the unwavering commitment of healthcare professionals to patient care during a visit to Jinnah Hospital.
Marking the global observance of Labour Day, he spent time examining patients and reviewing ongoing treatment, highlighting the continuous and demanding nature of medical services.
During his visit, Prof. Dr. Naveed Iqbal closely interacted with patients admitted to various wards, inquiring about their health conditions and the progress of their treatment.
He also held discussions with doctors, nurses, and paramedical staff to assess the quality of care being provided and to ensure that all necessary medical protocols were being followed efficiently. His presence was seen as a gesture of solidarity with both patients and healthcare workers who continue their duties without pause, even on public holidays.
In his message on the occasion, he stated that while the world observes Labour Day as a time to recognize the contributions of workers and to take a moment of rest, the healthcare sector remains fully operational.
“Healthcare does not take a day off,” he remarked, emphasizing that patient care demands constant vigilance, dedication, and a strong sense of responsibility.
He noted that hospitals remain active around the clock, with medical teams working tirelessly to respond to emergencies and provide essential care.
Prof. Dr. Naveed Iqbal highlighted that behind every ward round, surgical procedure, and emergency response lies an unwavering commitment to saving lives.
He praised the resilience and professionalism of healthcare workers who continue to perform their duties under challenging circumstances.
According to him, the role of doctors, nurses, and supporting staff goes beyond routine responsibilities, reflecting a deeper sense of purpose rooted in service to humanity.
He further paid tribute to workers across all sectors on this significant day, acknowledging their contributions to society’s progress and stability.
However, he gave special recognition to healthcare professionals, describing their efforts as often “silent yet indispensable.”
He said that the dedication of medical staff, especially those working in high-pressure environments such as public hospitals, deserves greater appreciation and recognition.
The senior surgeon also reiterated that serving patients is not merely a professional obligation but a moral responsibility that extends beyond designated working hours.
He stressed that the essence of the medical profession lies in compassion, empathy, and a readiness to serve at all times. His remarks underscored the importance of maintaining high standards of care and ensuring that patients receive timely and effective treatment regardless of circumstances.
Hospital administration and staff appreciated his visit, noting that such engagements boost morale and reinforce the spirit of service among healthcare workers.
Many expressed that leadership presence on occasions like Labour Day sends a strong message about the value of dedication and teamwork within the healthcare system.
The visit concluded with renewed commitment from the medical team to continue delivering quality healthcare services, reflecting the broader message of Labour Day — recognizing hard work, dedication, and the vital role of every worker in society.
