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The Pakistan Society of Hematology (PSH) has been founded to promote and foster the exchange of information relating to blood, blood-forming tissues, and blood diseases. The Society is aimed to serve as a forum for bringing together practitioners and those involved in the practice of Haematology in Pakistan and abroad.
President
Professor of Haematology, Consultant Haematologist
The Aga Khan University, Karachi - Pakistan
"Welcome to the Pakistan Society of Haematology. Our primary aim is the advancement of the science and practice of haematology in Pakistan. We strive to provide a platform for continuous education, collaborative research, and advocacy to ensure the highest standards of patient care across our nation."
Secretary / Treasurer
Consultant Haematologist
Ziauddin Hospital, Karachi - Pakistan
President-Elect
Head of Blood Bank & Haematology Dept
CIP, Lahore - Pakistan
Our Partner Societies & Collaborators
Pakistan Society of haematology (PSH) was raised as “Pakistan Society of Haematology/Transfusion Medicine (PASHT)” in 1991. A meeting was held at 5 pm Friday, November 22, 1991. Professor Dr Mohammad Khurshid, Brig (later Lt Gen) Muhammad Saleem, Dr Khalid Zafar Hashmi, Dr Nasim Siddiqui, and Dr Abdul Hayee attended the meeting as members in presence of Prof A. V Hoffbrand.
In September 1994, it was proposed to meet all PASHT members during the PAP conference at Quetta where a provisional constitution was proposed. Later, Haematologists from all over the country met on Saturday 9th March, 1996 at Hotel Pearl Continental Rawalpindi. It was unanimously agreed that the official name of the society will be “Pakistan Society of Haematology” with the abbreviation “PSH”.
PSH was registered with Govt of Pakistan on 8th August 1998 as a non-political and non-sectarian body. It was decided that the First National Conference will be held on 4th October 1998. Since then, the Annual conference is held regularly in all capital cities of Pakistan.