About Khubaib Institute of Medical Sciences and Nursing
About Us
Khubaib Institute of Medical Sciences and Nursing is established with a slogan “Seeking Knowledge and Cultivating Excellence in healthcare education and research” and is considered a pioneer institute in this region for healthcare education such as paramedic, allied health sciences and Nursing.
The institute is conveniently located at a very strategic location on main shahrah-e-resham, Haripur at a distance of 08 km from Jhari kas interchange, 8.5km from Hattar interchange and less than 08km from main Haripur city. The campus is easily reachable through public and private transport through M-1 or Silk route from the federal and provincial capital of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
Khubaib Institute of Medical Sciences and Nursing is a registered institute offering diploma and degree programs with approval from relevant bodies such as Higher Education Regulatory Authority (HERA) – Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan Nursing & Midwifery Council (PNMC), Pakistan Pharmacy Council, Faculty of Paramedics and Allied Health Sciences (FPAHS) – Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. The institute has signed an MoU with Health Foundation (KPHF) – Khyber Pakhtunkhwa for District Headquarter Hospital (DHQ), Haripur as a teaching/training hospital for practical experience in various fields of paramedics and Nursing.
The establishment of Khubaib institute of Medical Sciences and Nursing is a response to a rapidly changing health care and research environment, improve patient care and public health outcomes through public-private partnership with public sector hospitals. The institute, as an exemplary institute of public-private partnership, is imparting a key role to enhance collaboration with government healthcare bodies on all fronts specifically teaching, research, policy and administration and public service etc.
Our Philosophy
The Prophetic saying “If anyone carries out medical treatment, yet previously he was not known as a medical man, then he takes the responsibility”, as well as the theologians’ opinion that medical knowledge was not only among the praiseworthy sciences, but also a community obligation, as it is necessary for the life of the body, were factors which acted as an inspiration to learning medicine and to endeavouring to excel in its practice. So, both the abundance of the translated ancient medical books, which became available to people, and the saying of the eminent physician Abū Bakr Muḥammad ibn Zakariyyā al-Rāzī (Rhazes, 865–925) that: “He who studies the work of the Ancients gains the experience of their labour, it is as if he himself had lived a thousand years spent on investigation”, gave a great boost for more people to study and practice medicine.
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