Evercare Dhaka and NSU department of pharmaceutical sciences sign MOU

Evercare Hospital Dhaka, a leading multi-speciality hospital committed to delivering world-class healthcare, has partnered strategically with the Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences at North South University (NSU), Bangladesh.

This collaboration fosters academic excellence, clinical research, and pharmaceutical innovation, strengthening the link between academia and the healthcare industry.
Through this partnership, Evercare Hospital and NSU will collaborate on research initiatives, knowledge exchange programs, and hands-on training opportunities for students. The initiative enhances pharmaceutical education by integrating practical industry experience, helping students bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge, real-world applications in patient care, and hospital pharmacy management.

Kaiser Chowdhury, Senior Director of HR of Evercare Hospital Dhaka, expressed enthusiasm about the collaboration, stating, "At Evercare, we believe in advancing healthcare through innovation and education. Partnering with NSU's Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences will contribute to students' academic growth and ensure the development of skilled professionals in Bangladesh's healthcare sector."

Professor Abdul Hannan Chowdhury, Vice-Chancellor of North South University, commended the partnership, stating, "This Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Evercare Hospital Dhaka marks a significant step towards our commitment to academic excellence and industry collaboration. By integrating pharmaceutical education with hands-on clinical experience, we are enhancing our students' learning journey and contributing to the advancement of healthcare in Bangladesh. I look forward to seeing the impact this collaboration will have on research and professional development."

Professor Dr Mohammad Hossain Shariare, Chair of the Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences at NSU, highlighted the significance of this partnership, saying, "This collaboration will open new avenues for research and professional training, ultimately benefiting the healthcare ecosystem of Bangladesh. Our students will gain firsthand exposure to hospital operations and clinical research, equipping them for impactful careers in the pharmaceutical and healthcare industries."
This collaboration marks a significant milestone in bridging the gap between academia and industry, aiming to improve Bangladesh's healthcare standards and pharmacy practices.