PMDC Disposes Of Over 117,000 Cases In One Year Through Digital Transformation
— April 21, 2025
ISLAMABAD (AIA) The Pakistan Medical and Dental Council (PMDC) has successfully disposed of 117,824 cases out of 120,391 received in the past year, marking a significant milestone in its efforts to modernize operations. The cases included teaching experience, postgraduate registration, good standing certificates, and registration of medical professionals across Pakistan.
PMDC President Prof. Dr. Taj highlighted the council’s achievement in streamlining registration and documentation processes through innovative online portals. These portals have enabled the efficient resolution of cases, with only 400-500 pending due to third-party verifications.
Key statistics include:
– 19,101 out of 19,109 full license applications resolved
– 17,500 out of 17,693 provisional registration licenses resolved
– 45,704 out of 45,908 renewal applications resolved
– 6,222 out of 6,356 postgraduate qualification cases resolved
– 4,115 out of 4,342 teaching experience applications resolved
The digital platform has simplified case submissions, ensured faster reviews, and enhanced security measures to protect applicants’ confidential information. Prof. Dr. Taj stated that this initiative is part of PMDC’s broader objective to streamline administrative procedures, enabling medical graduates to obtain necessary certifications without undue delay.
The PMDC online portal represents a significant advancement in digital transformation, reducing human error and enhancing overall efficiency within the healthcare sector. PMDC encourages professionals to utilize these digital tools for a more efficient experience in case management.