First Pakistani nurse inducted to the American Academy of Nursing 

Karachi, August 05, 2022 (PPI-OT):In a first for Pakistan and a big milestone for the nursing fraternity in the country, Dr Rozina Karmaliani, Dean of the Aga Khan University School of Nursing and Midwifery, AKU-SONAM, becomes the first Pakistani nurse to be inducted as Fellow of the American Academy of Nursing, AAN.

AAN is one of the largest international organizations of nursing, catering to the generation and dissemination of nursing knowledge for improved healthcare outcomes and nursing practices worldwide.

The AAN Fellowship is the highest honour bestowed to nursing professionals for the impact they have made on healthcare through education, practice, research, and policy – for championing health and wellness, locally and globally. The nomination and selection of members is done through a rigorous process after which the inductees are expected to make global impact on future healthcare policies.

Among nearly 3,000 Fellows of AAN worldwide inducted over the past 50 years of its existence, Dr Karmaliani is the first and only member within Pakistan and the Central and South Asian regions, putting the country on the map in the field of nursing.

“I am truly honoured to be representing Pakistan on such an important global platform. With the rapidly shifting trends in healthcare, it is crucial for nurses from the developing world to have a seat on the table where important policy dialogues and decision-making takes place, so they can have a bigger impact on healthcare outcomes and nursing practice on this side of the world,” commented Dr Rozina Karmaliani.

Dr Karmaliani is the first alumna Dean of AKU-SONAM, Pakistan, and has been associated with the Aga Khan University for nearly three decades, serving the institution in various leadership, research and academic capacities. She will be recognized for her contributions in healthcare and officially inducted as member of the Academy at AAN’s annual Health Policy Conference taking place on October 29, 2022, in Washington, DC.

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Stove Availability among Pakistani Household increased from 39% between 2010-11 to 57% between 2018-19: Gallup and Gilani Pakistan Big Data Analytics on PSLM Surveys in Pakistan

Islamabad, August 05, 2022 (PPI-OT):Introduction to the Gallup and Gilani Pakistan Data Analytics series on PSLM Household Durables survey:

This press release is part of a special Gallup and Gilani Pakistan Data Analytics series that aims to foster an empirical understanding of the ownership of household durables scenario of Pakistan based on data generated by the PSLM survey.

This Gallup Big Data Analytics Report is based on a series of long-term surveys which measure ‘Living Standards in Pakistan’. The current data was collected from 33.34 million scientifically selected households spread out in the rural and urban areas of over 100 districts across Pakistan’s 4 provinces and other territorial units. The error margin is less than 2 percent at 95% confidence level.

PSLM (Pakistan Social and Living Standards Measurement) is a yearly survey conducted by the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics to gather data from provincial and district levels to assist the government of Pakistan. It focuses on multiple social and economic factors. Gallup Pakistan Data Analytics team has worked extensively on this data and this series of press releases are our attempt to publicize the great efforts done by hundreds of office bearers of the Bureau of Statistics who have travelled far and wide to collect this data.

This particular press release aims to assess the availability of stoves in Pakistan.

A nationally representative sample of adult men and women from across the country was asked the following question regarding,” Do you have a stove?” In response to this question, the 39% households reported having a stove in 2010-2011 period; the figure increased by 18% to 57% household owning one in 2018-2019 period.

Question: “Do you have a stove?”

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Gallup Pakistan
Islamabad, Pakistan
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