About Us :

Speciality

​Tangail Medical College Hospital, also known as Sheikh Hasina Medical College Hospital, offers a comprehensive range of medical specialties to cater to the diverse healthcare needs of the community. The hospital's departments include:​

• Anesthesiology: Providing anesthesia services for surgical procedures.​
• Pharmacy: Managing medication dispensing and patient counseling.​
• Cardiology: Diagnosing and treating heart-related conditions.​
• Pathology: Conducting laboratory tests to diagnose diseases.​
• Biochemistry: Analyzing chemical processes within the human body.​
• Pediatrics: Offering medical care for infants, children, and adolescents.​
• General Medicine: Addressing a wide range of adult health conditions.​
• Physiology: Studying the normal functions of the human body.​
• Anatomy: Focusing on the structure of the human body.​
• Gynecology and Obstetrics: Providing care related to female reproductive health and childbirth.​
• General Surgery: Performing surgical interventions for various conditions.

Quality

Quality Improvement Initiatives:

• Oxygen Infrastructure Enhancement: In collaboration with UNICEF and other partners, TMCH participated in assessments and interventions aimed at strengthening oxygen systems, particularly for newborns and children. A 2021 case study highlighted efforts to improve oxygen access in facilities like Tangail General Hospital, which serves as a reference for TMCH's initiatives. ​

• Infection Prevention and Control (IPC): The hospital has been part of national efforts to implement guidelines on IPC, ensuring a safer environment for both patients and healthcare workers. ​

• Staff Training: Continuous mentoring and monitoring have been emphasized to equip healthcare providers with the necessary skills for critical care management, especially in response to challenges like the COVID-19 pandemic. ​

Performance Monitoring:

TMCH's performance metrics are regularly evaluated through the Health Systems Performance Measurement Dashboard managed by the Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS). This platform assesses various indicators, including service delivery, patient satisfaction, and resource management, allowing for data-driven improvements in healthcare services. ​

These concerted efforts reflect TMCH's commitment to providing high-quality healthcare services to the community.

Vision & Mission

Vision

Tangail Medical College Hospital aspires to:

• Produce competent medical professionals with excellent knowledge, skills, and leadership qualities.

• Serve as a center of excellence in medical education, research, and healthcare delivery.

• Contribute to the development of human resources to maintain the highest standards of service to humanity and the community at large.

• Uphold ethical and professional integrity while advancing medical science through collective efforts.

Mission

The mission of Tangail Medical College Hospital is:

1. To provide an enabling environment for students to gain high-quality medical education and training.

2. To develop doctors who:

   • Possess adequate knowledge, skills, and attitudes to address individual, family, and community health problems.

   • Are socially conscious and respectful of cultural values, trends, and traditions.

   • Communicate effectively with patients, colleagues, and communities regardless of illness or social status.

3. To maintain a strong social commitment by continuously striving to improve healthcare services for the underprivileged.

4. To ensure that education and healthcare delivery align with international standards while addressing the specific needs of Bangladesh.

Awards & Recognition

National Awards:

• Health System Strengthening (HSS) Recognition: In a comprehensive assessment involving 511 health facilities, TMCH was among the six medical college hospitals shortlisted for national awards, reflecting its dedication to quality healthcare services. ​

Accreditations:

• Bangladesh Medical and Dental Council (BMDC): TMCH is accredited by the BMDC, ensuring adherence to national standards in medical education and practice. ​

• World Health Organization (WHO): The institution's recognition by WHO underscores its compliance with international healthcare education standards. ​