Minister of Health Inspects El Alamein Hospital and Leads Development Work

Dr. Hala Zayed, Minister of Health and Population, went today to El Alamein Hospital in Matrouh to check if he was ready as part of the plan for Full health insurance for Eid al-Adha.

Dr. Khaled Mujahid, advisor to the Minister of Health and Population and spokesman, said Sunday in a statement that the minister had begun to inspect the hospitality and emergency department, then the intensive care unit and the Radiology, and rebadured patients, signaling the presence of an elderly woman without intensive care capabilities. Missed from diabetes, she was immediately directed to any financial and moral support.

Mujahid said that "the minister instructed the department 's technical badistance sector to provide 8 air – conditioning units to the hospital, 4 to the emergency room and 4 to the hospital. dialysis unit ".

Mujahid pointed out that the hospital had 79 beds, including 18 intensive care beds, 11 daycares and 10 dialysis machines, as well as 4 operating rooms, as well as a scanner and an integrated laboratory, a typical hospital providing all medical services, including orthopedic and laparoscopic surgeries. Gastroenterology, with a distinctive gynecology department, clinics treating infertility, tumor surgery and ophthalmic surgery.

Mujahid said that "the Minister met with the medical team composed of doctors and nurses and praised the good follow-up of patients and insisted on the adoption of all methods to fight infections. He also stressed that the medical mattresses in the reception rooms were in accordance with the Egyptian code in order to carry out the development of the hospital, "added the minister. The development of the hospital has been completed by the maintenance of the rest of the elevators, due to the strategic importance of the hospital and the considerable workload imposed by the increasing number of visitors to the hospital. vacationers, and because it is the main hospital serving the north coast.

He pointed out that the Minister of Health had examined the stock of drugs and medical supplies and insisted on the need to build an adequate strategic stock of various blood bags, the hospital receiving many injuries and road accidents , highlighting the presence of medical personnel 24 hours a day.