Pakistan’s path to UHC by 2030 requires a fundamental paradigm shift, and a multi-sectoral, governance-focused approach is essential to translate policy intent into tangible health outcomes for all citizens.
B. T. Shaikh· Annals of Global Health· 0 citations
Background: Measles remains a major cause of morbidity and mortality among children in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs), despite widespread implementation of routine two-dose measles-containing vaccine (MCV) schedules. Serological assessment provides an objective measure of vaccine-induced immunity; however, ev...
Imtiaz Hussain, B. T. Shaikh, Haider Abbas et al.· Vaccines· 1 citation
It is argued that climate change functions as a threat multiplier for Pakistan’s health security and must be systematically integrated into health policy and planning, and key priorities include climate-resilient health infrastructure, strengthened integrated surveillance using digital and geospatial tools, prevention-...
Tayyab Mansoor Akhtar, H. Akhtar, B. T. Shaikh et al.· Annals of Global Health· 1 citation
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