Philosophy
Congruent with the mission of AMTF, nursing philosophy is to serve health needs of children, family and communities that are underprivileged through continuous efforts grounded in the values of quality, caring, trust, compassion and excellence.
Nurses work as a collaborative team to continuously improving the health and wellbeing of the children that come in their contact. Nurses assess, analyze, plan, implement and evaluate care that is evidence based and ensures that patient’s dignity is maintained.
We believe that it is fundamental right of every child coming in their contact to expect safe and competent nursing care from admission to discharge.
We believe that responsibility and accountability are two significant attributes of a professional nurse that ensures quality patient care based on professional nursing standards, evidence based practice and nursing process.
We believe that the standard nursing care should be delivered to all patients without discrimination with respect to their socio-economic status, religion and cultural belief.
Ms. Fariya Zameen (Head of Marketing) & Mr. Muhammad Azam (Head Services Marketing) from Faysal Bank visited #AMTF
April 24, 2019
#AMTF Thalassemia Awareness Session at Amreli Steels - Dhabeji Unit
April 23, 2019
#AMTF Blood Donation Camp at Institute of Business Management (IoBM)
April 9, 2019
Dr. Asim Qidwai, Founder & CEO AMTF had a meeting with High Commissioner Pakistan at Canada Mr. Raza Bashir Tarar in Ottawa
April 4, 2019PRESS RELEASE
April 04, 2019
Dr. Asim Qidwai, Founder & C.E.O of Afzaal Memorial Thalassemia Foundation (AMTF) called on the High Commissioner of Pakistan, Raza Bashir Tarar and briefed him on the work of the Foundation in the field of health care related to children from blood disorder.
The High Commissioner appreciated the plan of the Foundation for conducting awareness sessions with the Pakistani community living abroad. He agreed with the vision of the foundation to deliver the utmost level of passionate care to the patients of thalassemia. The High Commissioner urged the founder for developing synergy among the institutes working in Pakistan on the childhood blood diseases.
Dr. Asim Qidwai also informed the High Commissioner for his drive to include thalassemia awareness and prevention in the curriculum of high schools and colleges of Pakistan.
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