ENHANCING REHABILITATION PRACTICES THROUGH ROBUST REGULATION AND INTERDISCIPLINARY COLLABORATION IN PAKISTAN

Rehabilitation forms an important tire in well operating health care systems. Within the areas as mentioned on the World Health Organisation factsheet about rehabilitation the therapeutic professions such as physiotherapists, occupational therapists, speech and language therapists, prosthetists and orthotists and clinical psychologists play an important role. They do not only treat people’s conditions such as diseases, disorders, injuries or trauma, they furthermore promote good health and help to prevent diseases. This can significantly lead to better overall wellbeing of the population. To gain the best client outcome and support the health care system in an effective way, regulation is as important as interprofessional collaboration. Thus there is an intense need to highlight these two main aspects to ensure quality rehabilitation provided by therapeutic professionals.

Maternal Employment Factors and Their Effects on Pregnancy Child Birth and Postnatal Health of Women

All over the world, women are contributing to the economy of their countries in line with males. In Pakistan women comprise more than half the population and thus play a very important role in the Pakistan economy. As we know that Pakistan has almost 75 percent of its population who are either in reproductive age or soon entering in this era. On the other hand, ever-changing situation at global level demands that our women should come forward to help boost our economy along with their male partners To create a gender balance and to increase the participation of women in work force ad to achieve our goal of health for all, it is necessary to find out challenges, which are faced by pregnant women at their work places and discouraging them to come out of their homes. Those factors may be rectified to enhance the share of women in work force.