Dr. Md. Liaquat Ali Khan
MBBS (Dhaka), MPH (BSMMU), FRSH (London), WHO Fellow (Sri Lanka), DCH (Child) (Australia)
Resident Medical Officer, New Tuli (Pvt) Hospital; Public Health Specialist
🏥 New Tuli (Pvt) Hospital / End Diagnostic Center
📍 Bhanga, Faridpur
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Chamber & Appointment
New Tuli (Pvt) Hospital and Diagnostic Center
Address: Thana Road, Kathpatti, Bhanga Bazar, Bhanga, Faridpur
Visiting Hours: Daily 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
📞 0172452XXXX, 0176697XXXX
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Dr. Md. Liaquat Ali Khan is a community medicine specialist in Bhanga, Faridpur. Qualifications: MBBS (Dhaka), MPH (BSMMU), FRSH (London), WHO Fellow (Sri Lanka), DCH (Child) (Australia). Current position: Resident Medical Officer, New Tuli (Pvt) Hospital; Public Health Specialist.
Md. Liaquat Ali Khan sees patients at New Tuli (Pvt) Hospital and Diagnostic Center (Bhanga, Faridpur). Visiting hours: Daily 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM.
Community medicine specialists commonly treat preventive health check-ups for adults; screening advice for diabetes, high blood pressure, cholesterol and common cancers; vaccination guidance for children, adults, pregnant women and travellers.
Dr. Md. Liaquat Ali Khan is a Community Medicine & Public Health specialist practicing in Bhanga, Faridpur, Bangladesh. Qualifications: MBBS (Dhaka), MPH (BSMMU), FRSH (London), WHO Fellow (Sri Lanka), DCH (Child) (Australia). Resident Medical Officer, New Tuli (Pvt) Hospital; Public Health Specialist at New Tuli (Pvt) Hospital / End Diagnostic Center. Patients can consult Dr. Md. Liaquat Ali Khan at New Tuli (Pvt) Hospital and Diagnostic Center, Thana Road, Kathpatti, Bhanga Bazar, Bhanga, Faridpur (Daily 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM).
Areas of focus: Medicine; surgery; pediatrics; dermatology; venereal diseases; gynecology and obstetrics.
Community Medicine & Public Health specialists diagnose and treat public health concerns and community-level medical care. If you have symptoms in this area, a qualified Community Medicine & Public Health specialist can assess your condition and recommend appropriate treatment.
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Qualifications explained
- MBBS — Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery — the basic medical degree
- DCH — Diploma in Child Health
- MPH — Master of Public Health
Every doctor in Bangladesh must be registered with the Bangladesh Medical and Dental Council (BMDC). You can ask for the BMDC registration number at the chamber.
Frequently asked questions
Where does Dr. Md. Liaquat Ali Khan see patients?
New Tuli (Pvt) Hospital and Diagnostic Center, Thana Road, Kathpatti, Bhanga Bazar, Bhanga, Faridpur.
What are Dr. Md. Liaquat Ali Khan's visiting hours?
New Tuli (Pvt) Hospital and Diagnostic Center: Daily 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM. Hours can change on holidays, so book a serial before you go.
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What are Dr. Md. Liaquat Ali Khan's qualifications?
MBBS (Dhaka), MPH (BSMMU), FRSH (London), WHO Fellow (Sri Lanka), DCH (Child) (Australia). Resident Medical Officer, New Tuli (Pvt) Hospital; Public Health Specialist.
What does a community medicine specialist do?
Community medicine and public health specialists focus on keeping people healthy rather than only treating illness. Their work covers disease prevention, vaccination, screening for common diseases, nutrition, mother and child health, workplace health and the control of outbreaks such as dengue, cholera and tuberculosis.
