Lahore, The University of the Punjab is set to host the public defense of Ms. Abeeha Imran’s Ph.D. dissertation on Tuesday, June 25, 2024. The event, focusing on the quality of life among chronic kidney disease patients, will be held at the Institute of Social and Cultural Studies at 1:00 p.m.

According to University of the Punjab, Ms. Imran’s research titled “Social Support, Hope and Resilience as Predictors of Quality of Life among Chronic Kidney Disease Patients in Lahore, Pakistan” explores the critical factors influencing the well-being of individuals suffering from chronic kidney conditions. The study aims to highlight the impact of social support systems, resilience, and hope on enhancing the quality of life for these patients.

The dissertation promises to provide valuable insights into the sociological aspects that contribute to the healthcare outcomes of chronic disease patients. The defense session is expected to draw significant attention from both faculty and scholars within the field, reflecting the university’s commitment to advancing knowledge in healthcare and social support systems.

Prof. Dr. Rubina Zakir, director of the institute, will preside over the proceedings, ensuring a thorough academic discussion and evaluation of the dissertation’s findings. This academic event underscores the university’s dedication to fostering research that directly impacts the community and improves the lives of individuals facing serious health challenges.