Hajj medical mission attends remarkable development of pilgrim service

Dr. Amr Qandil, Medical Attaché and General Supervisor of the Hajj Medical Mission, Dr. Mohammed Dahi, Head of Mission, and Dr. Hisham Mbadoud, Head of the Mecca Division, Monday inspected a number of clinics in La Mecca in order to monitor the progress of the work to ensure that the Egyptian pilgrims to the maximum.

The ministry said in a statement that the regular transfer of medical mission managers to the clinics was part of the preparation and review of the stock of drugs and medical supplies before the arrival of all Egyptian pilgrims' missions of "interior, solidarity and tourism" to accomplish the Hajj.

For his part, Dr. Amr Qandil insisted during his tour to respect the clinic dates for the Nubtjiat medical teams, in addition to the commitment to wear medical uniforms for the mission and to review the stock of medicines and medical supplies to ensure availability.

Qandil pointed out that the medical pilgrimage mission this year is witnessing a remarkable development in the provision of health services and prevention, praising all the medical teams.

For his part, Dr. Mohammed Dahi stated that the electronic registration of patient data had been reviewed and that the pilgrim data system, including the medical record of each pilgrim, had been developed in such a way that the patient file can be read by "barcodes". In addition to add any new diagnosis satisfactory and deliver drugs.

He stressed that "Dahi" was to provide the best medical service to Egyptian pilgrims and that special attention be paid to the satisfaction of pilgrims going to clinics, noting that all clinics are working 24 hours a day to serve the needs of pilgrims. Rahman guests.

Drs. Amr Kandil and Mohammed Dahi, during their visit yesterday to the medical teams' participation, aim to provide medical services to Egyptian pilgrims visiting clinics in Mecca.