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Articles for author: Shahnawaz Soomro

July 11, 2025

Shahnawaz Soomro

Should Pakistani Nurses Migrate to Work in Other Countries

Every year, thousands of skilled nurses depart from Pakistan for better opportunities, leaving the country’s healthcare system short-handed. In recent years, the trend of pursuing job opportunities in foreign countries among Pakistani nurses has increased, resulting in a significant shortage of nursing professionals within the country, which is already understaffed. It was mentioned in a study that, there were only 121,245 registered nurses serving a population of 200 million people in Pakistan. (K.P. Sumaira at el., 2023). Given this severe shortage if additional nurses migrate, the quality of healthcare system worsens, so it is essential to tackle this continue migration

May 22, 2025

Shahnawaz Soomro

Gender Equity in Healthcare and the Truth for Transgender Communities

Gender equity in healthcare is a universal issue that demands methods to meet the needs of all genders, including marginalized communities. Even though healthcare systems have improved facilities for both men and women, transgender individuals still face difficulties in accessing essential healthcare services (Younus et al., 2022) . This never-ending gap highlights general inequalities in healthcare structure, medical education, and social norms. Marginalized gender groups often face discrimination, anxiety of mistreatment, and a nonexistence of culturally sensitive care, leading to delayed or avoided treatment (Patel et al., 2024).  Addressing these differences is important for achieving true gender equity in healthcare and meeting Sustainable Development Goal

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