Bridging Theory and Practice: UoT Biochemistry Students Gain Hands-On Clinical Diagnostic Experience at DHQ Hospital Turbat
Posted on 31 Oct, 2026 - Published by
Students of the Biochemistry Program (Department of Natural and Basic Sciences, University of Turbat) visited the DHQ Hospital, Turbat, on October 27, 2026 to explore clinical diagnostic laboratory procedures.
Led by course supervisor Ms. Zameera Wahid and Mr. Jeand Baloch, the students toured the urinalysis, hematology, serology, and clinical chemistry sections. They observed advanced laboratory equipment and gained hands-on insights into automated chemistry analyzers, Complete Blood Count (CBC), serological testing, and essential biochemical investigations, including blood glucose and renal function tests (RFTs).
Dr. Irshad Mayar, Head of the Department of Natural and Basic Sciences, expressed his sincere gratitude to the Medical Superintendent (M.S.) of DHQ Hospital, Dr. Waheed Buledi, and his dedicated healthcare team. He commended their generous support, warm reception, and guidance, which provided the students with invaluable real-world exposure to clinical diagnostics and laboratory operations.
According to the university spokesperson, Vice Chancellor Prof. Dr. Gul Hasan commended the Department of Natural and Basic Sciences for organizing the visit, highlighting its role in bridging classroom theory with practical laboratory experience. He reaffirmed the University of Turbat's commitment to expanding partnerships with research institutes and industry leaders to equip students with market-relevant skills and expertise.
