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District Wise Distribution of Seats Table of Content Situation of Maternal Health in Pakistan ................................................................................................................................... 1 PREFACE ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 1 THREE DELAYS RESULTING IN MATERNAL DEATHS ............................................................................................................ 2 MESSAGE OF MINSTER FOR HEALTH ..................................................................................................................................... 3 MESSAGE OF DIRECTOR PHSA ................................................................................................................................................ 4 INTRODUCTION ........................................................................................................................................................................... 5 Public Health School Nishtarabad, Peshawar. ......................................................................................................................... 6 Public Health School Hayatabad, Peshawar. ............................................................................................................................ 7 Public Health School Abbottabad. ............................................................................................................................................. 8 Public Health School D.I Khan. .................................................................................................................................................. 9 AIMS AND OBJECTIVES ........................................................................................................................................................... 10 AIMS ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 10 OBJECTIVES.............................................................................................................................................................................. 10 INSTITUTION WISE SEATS ALLOCATION .............................................................................................................................. 11 ACADEMIC CALENDER ............................................................................................................................................................ 11 Section – I >>>>>>>>>>> PTS (Preliminary Training Session) ................................................................................................. 12 Section – II >>>>>>>>>>> MIDWIFERY SESSION ......................................................................................................................... 13 Section – III >>>>>>>>>>> PUBLIC HEALTH SESSION ............................................................................................................... 14 DISTRICT/AGENCY WISE DISTRIBUTION OF SEATS ............................................................................................................ 15 A. PUBLIC HEALTH SCHOOL, NISHTERABAD ............................................................................................................................... 15 B. PUBLIC HEALTH SCHOOL, HAYATABAD .................................................................................................................................. 16 C. PUBLIC HEALTH SCHOOL, DERA ISMAIL KHAN ..................................................................................................................... 16 D. PUBLIC HEALTH SCHOOL, ABBOTTABAD ................................................................................................................................ 17 Reserved Seats for AJK, Agha Khan Health Services Chitral, Gilgit Baltistan and Self-Finance Seats ............................ 18 Fee structure for two years Diploma in Public Health Schools for reserved/self-finance seats will be as follow ............ 19 Hostel boarding charges for reserved / self-finance seats (for two years) on availability ................................................. 20 SELECTION OF CANDIDATES: ................................................................................................................................................ 20 SELECTION COMMITTEE ......................................................................................................................................................... 20 SELECTION CRITERIA FOR ADMISSION ................................................................................................................................ 21 EDUCATIONAL ELIGIBILITY / COMPETENCY CRITERIA ...................................................................................................... 21 a. Educational Qualification ........................................................................................................................................................................ 21 i. Secondary School Certificate (SSC ) i.e. Matric (Science with Biology) with 55% marks or equivalent OR ............ 21 ii. Higher Secondary School Certificate i.e. F.Sc.(PreMedical) with 50% marks or equivalent........................................... 21 b. Entry Test .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 21 i. To appear in Entry test conducted by NTS. ......................................................................................................................... 21 GENERAL ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA ........................................................................................................................................... 21 MERIT FORMULA WEIGHTAGE ............................................................................................................................................... 22 COURSES OFFERED ................................................................................................................................................................ 23 MEDIUM OF INSTRUCTION ...................................................................................................................................................... 23 TEACHING STRATEGIES .......................................................................................................................................................... 23 DOCUMENTS TO BE SUBMITTED ALONG WITH APPLICATION FORM ............................................................................... 24 GENERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS .................................................................................................................................. 25 ATTENDANCE ............................................................................................................................................................................ 25 LEAVE RULES ........................................................................................................................................................................... 25 A. SICK LEAVE: .................................................................................................................................................................... 25 GENERAL LEAVE RULES:........................................................................................................................................................ 27 MEDICAL CHECK UPS: ............................................................................................................................................................. 27 POLICIES RELATING TO THE DISMISSAL OF THE STUDENTS ........................................................................................... 28 HOSTEL RULES AND REGULATION ....................................................................................................................................... 29 VISITING HOURS AND DAYS FIXED FOR BOARDERS OF PUBLIC HEALTH SCHOOLS ................................................... 30 OUT GOING DAYS AND HOURS FIXED FOR BOARDERS. .................................................................................................... 30 UNIFORM ................................................................................................................................................................................... 30 STIPEND ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 31 FEE AND SUBSCRIPTION ........................................................................................................................................................ 32 ETHICS ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 32 Lady Health Visitors and People: ............................................................................................................................................. 33 Lady Health Visitors and Practice: .........................................................................................................................................
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