The government of Pakistan launched the National Health Card App in Islamabad on Wednesday, aimed at empowering the people to organize their visits to hospitals.
Caretaker federal health minister Dr. Nadeem Jan while addressing the ceremony said the app was developed in cooperation with NADRA.
While explaining the features, the minister said the national health card app will get feedback from patients on the services they received.
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