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Link Medical Interface

Link Medical Interface (LMI) is a private healthcare, education, and research organization based in Lahore, Pakistan. Established with the mission of promoting excellence in education, research, and healthcare, LMI operates multiple journals, educational programs, and initiatives to advance medical knowledge and practice globally.

History and Background

Link Medical Interface was established to bridge gaps in healthcare education and research. It serves as a multidisciplinary platform fostering innovation in health sciences, rehabilitation, and public health. LMI is registered as Link Medical Interface (SMC-Private) Limited with the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP) under the registration number CUI No. 0257154.

Mission and Vision

LMI's mission is to deliver excellence across five pillars: education, research, community service, professional development, and collaboration. It strives to:

Equip students with critical thinking and practical skills. Drive scientific discovery for improved patient care. Foster healthy communities through accessible healthcare. Promote continuous professional development. Build strategic partnerships to enhance healthcare delivery. LMI’s vision is to become a global leader in medical education, research, and healthcare services, producing healthcare professionals adept at addressing evolving societal needs.

Academic and Research Programs

LMI offers specialized programs and courses in healthcare, including: Physiotherapy: Sports physiotherapy, neurological rehabilitation, pediatric and geriatric care. Health Sciences: Occupational therapy, cardiopulmonary rehabilitation. Diet and Nutrition: Clinical and pediatric nutrition, sports nutrition. Speech Therapy: Communication disorder management, voice therapy. Its flexible teaching methodologies include online tutorials, virtual classrooms, and modular systems tailored for diverse learners.

Research Focus

LMI drives research through its Office of Research, Innovation, and Commercialization (ORIC), which supports cutting-edge studies in medical sciences. ORIC fosters sustainable research practices and partnerships, aiming for impactful global health solutions.

Journals Published by LMI

LMI publishes internationally indexed, open-access, double-peer-reviewed journals, including:

Journal of Health and Rehabilitation Research (JHRR):

Focus: Health research, medical and allied sciences, rehabilitation sciences. Frequency: Quarterly (from January 2024). ISSN: 2791-156X.

Link Medical Journal of Health and Community Research (LMJHCR):

Focus: Public health, healthcare management, global health challenges. Frequency: Bi-annual. ISSN: 3007-3448.

Journal of Wellness and Community Research (JWHCR):

Focus: Community wellness, epidemiology, behavioral health. Frequency: Bi-annual. ISSN: 3007-0570. These journals are accessible globally and aim to disseminate high-quality research to researchers, practitioners, and policymakers.

Governance and Organizational Structure

LMI operates under a structured governance model to ensure academic and operational excellence:

Board of Governors: Oversees strategic directions.

Academic Council: Ensures academic quality and curriculum standards. Deans and Directors: Manage departments and strategic planning. Quality Enhancement Cell (QEC): Ensures continuous academic and institutional improvement.

Strategic Partnerships

LMI collaborates with national and international organizations to enhance healthcare education and research. Partnerships focus on resource sharing, joint studies, and training healthcare professionals in modern medical practices.

Professional Development

LMI provides professional training and certification programs, including: Specialized short courses (4-18 weeks). Postgraduate diplomas (6-12 months). Workshops for advanced skills in areas such as AI in healthcare, manual therapy, and nutritional therapy. Commitment to Inclusion and Safety LMI adheres to Pakistan’s Protection against Harassment of Women at the Workplace Act, 2010, fostering a safe and inclusive environment. Its comprehensive policies include mechanisms to address workplace discrimination and harassment.

External Links

Official Website Journal of Health and Rehabilitation Research Link Medical Journal of Health and Community Research Journal of Wellness and Community Research

References

Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan. Company Registration Details. Retrieved from SECP Website. Link Medical Interface. Official Website. Retrieved from https://lmi.education/. Journal of Health and Rehabilitation Research. About the Journal. Retrieved from JHRR Website. Pakistan’s Protection against Harassment of Women at the Workplace Act, 2010. Legislation Overview.

References

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[1] "Company Registration Details". Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan. Retrieved 2024-11-18.

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