The SMU team conducted a visit to the Marriam Nawaz Health Clinic to assess the current status of the facility and the quality of services being provided. During the visit, the team checked whether the facility was outsourced, the need for repair and maintenance of the building, water supply and sewerage conditions, and the presence of MO/WMO on duty. They also assessed the availability of essential medicines and medical supplies, EPI vaccines, malnutrition treatment, general OPD, emergency care, TB treatment, and family planning services. Additionally, they reviewed any shortages of medicines and equipment, staff attendance, use of EMR for attendance and service data, submission of monthly performance reports, third-party audits, coordination with DHAs, MEA visits, and outreach staff responsibilities. Patient feedback was also collected, and issues related to cleanliness and the condition of washrooms were examined, along with photo documentation.
