Dr. Aamir Siddiqui

06/03/2026

On International Women’s Day, I want to express my sincere gratitude to the incredible women who have been part of my life and journey.

Your love, support, strength, kindness, and belief have helped shape who I am today. From family and friends to colleagues and mentors—each of you has played a meaningful role in my path, often in ways that words cannot fully express.

Thank you for the inspiration you bring, the care you show, and the positive impact you make every day.

Happy International Women’s Day.

18/02/2026

Wishing you a blessed Ramadan. May this holy month bring peace, good health, forgiveness, and countless blessings to you and your family. Ramadan Mubarak.

14/02/2026

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Restoring mobility. Rebuilding confidence. Changing lives. 💜

Join us at the FREE Limb Fitment Camp organised by Pacific International Hospital in association with NDOH and the High Commission of India. Together, we’re taking a step towards a more inclusive and empowered future.

This camp will provide assessment, fitment, and distribution of prosthetic limbs at no cost, helping restore mobility and independence.

📍 PIH Medical Centre, Mt. Hagen
🗓 June – July 2026
⏰ 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
📞 (WhatsApp) +675 7454 1527 | 📧 alc26@pihpng.com

Registration is mandatory via email.

08/01/2026

In healthcare, we give a part of ourselves to every patient we serve. Even when the odds feel overwhelmingly against recovery, our teams continue to give 100%—driven by duty, compassion, hope, and the belief that every life deserves our very best.
And sometimes, amidst the uncertainty, we witness moments that remind us why we do what we do.

Such is the story of Ms. Kaigerua, who arrived at PIH last month critically unwell—allegedly treated initially as a viral respiratory infection outside—only to present in septic shock, acute renal failure (anuric with Creatinine 964 μmol/L), severe jaundice (Bilirubin 204 μmol/L), severe anaemia, and metabolic encephalopathy. With an APACHE II score of 30 and an estimated 73% mortality, she was admitted to the ICU with a diagnosis of complicated malaria.
Yet, with the tireless commitment of every nurse, doctor, technician, and support staff involved—and with God’s grace—she fought her way back. Her recovery is a testament not just to medical skill, but to the spirit of healthcare: perseverance, teamwork, and faith.

Her outcome also echoes an important truth:
A timely and accurate diagnosis at the primary care level could have prevented much of her suffering—and spared her family, insurer, and country significant financial and emotional burden.

Today, her recovery stands as both a celebration and a reminder:
• of the hands that work tirelessly,
• of the systems we must continue to strengthen, and
• of the blessing of health, and our role as vessels in its restoration.

To every healthcare professional giving their all—often unseen, often exhausted, but always committed—thank you. Your impact reaches farther than you know.

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Pacific International Hospital

14/12/2025

Quality healthcare should be accessible, not a burden. That’s why we have been expanding beyond Port Moresby—bringing trusted healthcare services closer to communities, reducing travel costs and the hassle of long journeys for everyday health needs.

Alongside our growing network of hospitals and clinics, the PIH team conducts regular specialist camps in coordination with Provincial Health Authorities, local governance, and community coordinators. These camps deliver specialist care closer to where you live, because we understand the real cost and inconvenience of travel.

Join us in our drive to expand healthcare access to the areas that need it most.

Pacific International Hospital

11/12/2025

Yesterday, the Prime Minister of Papua New Guinea urged all citizens to undergo preventive health checks. His message reflects a genuine commitment to the wellbeing of our people and a strong focus on building a healthier, stronger nation.

Regular screenings help you:
• Detect issues early
• Take control of your long-term health
• Protect your family and community

Make time for your health — book your preventive check-up today.

PRIME Minister James Marape is urging all Papua New Guineans to undergo a full medical examination as the country prepares for the Christmas and New Year holidays.

He said recent deaths in the country were primarily due to lifestyle diseases.

Read More : https://www.thenational.com.pg/public-urged-to-undergo-full-medical-examination/

16/11/2025

Delivering Advanced Healthcare in PNG since 1997. We are the only advanced Private Tertiary Care Hospital in Papua New Guinea •Where quality meets care•

03/11/2025

🌟 Celebrating Excellence and Service! 🌟

We are proud to honour our outstanding PIH team members who have been awarded the Papua New Guinea 50th Independence Medal for their exceptional contribution to healthcare and our nation. 🇵🇬💙

On behalf of our Management and Board of Directors, we salute your achievements and express our heartfelt gratitude for your continued hard work and impact.

Your dedication, compassion, and commitment to excellence continue to inspire us all.

Together, we move forward — raising the standards of healthcare in PNG every day! 💪🏥✨

01/11/2025

🇵🇬 PNG at the Crossroads: Finding the Way Out of a Struggling Healthcare System

Papua New Guinea’s healthcare system continues to battle deep-rooted challenges — limited access, workforce shortages, ageing infrastructure, and inconsistent supply chains. Progress is happening, but in isolation, and hence isn't fast enough.

The path forward lies in collective action, not competition.

1. Unified Health Network:
Public, private, NGO, and faith-based institutions must stop working in silos. A joint healthcare consortium can align resources, share data, coordinate logistics, and prevent duplication. Shared training, referral systems, and pooled procurement can multiply impact without multiplying cost.

2. Public–Private–Faith Partnerships:
The Philippines and Kenya proved that collaboration delivers better results than competition. PNG can formalize partnerships between the National Department of Health, mission hospitals, private providers, and community organizations to expand coverage and efficiency.

3. Shared Digital Infrastructure:
An integrated electronic health record and telemedicine backbone—accessible to all sectors—will enable continuity of care, accountability, and data-driven planning.

4. Telemedicine as a Bridge:
Countries like India and Rwanda transformed rural care through national telehealth networks connecting village clinics with urban specialists. PNG can scale similar low-cost digital platforms to link district hospitals, mission clinics, and private centers—bringing expertise to where patients are.

Together, we can build a unified system that delivers equitable, modern, and sustainable care for every Papua New Guinean.

30/10/2025

Historic milestone for Papua New Guinea’s healthcare future — Parliament has passed the landmark bill to establish the nation’s first Medical University. This is a proud moment for every citizen, paving the way for world-class medical education, local workforce development, and a stronger national health system.

Congratulations, Papua New Guinea! 🇵🇬
A new era for healthcare begins.

25/10/2025

16/10/2025