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EPISODE · Jun 8, 2025 · 50 MIN

STEMTalk Audio Podcast: Pakistan’s Hidden Health Crisis No One Talks About

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We present another highly valuable and knowledgeable episode of the STEMTalk Podcast! In this podcast, Dr. Muhammad Suleman Otho, a highly prominent public health expert, Health System Strengthening Specialist, and Research Scholar, explores Pakistan’s health system in much more detail — its structure, current challenges, and what reforms are urgently needed to strengthen it. This podcast is highly relevant; whether you're a healthcare professional, policymaker, medical student, or a concerned citizen. This discussion offers deep insights into:The public vs. private healthcare divideSystemic gaps in health infrastructure and service deliveryThe role of government and health policies and linked challengesStrategies for sustainable health system strengtheningInnovative and evidence-based solutions for better healthcare access and equityKey Takeaways:How Pakistan’s healthcare model is structured and why it strugglesWhat we must do at the policy, institutional, and grassroots levelsThe complete video podcast can be accessed at Youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4G0Uv2ZfLOA

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