The Minister of Public Health and Population, Dr. Qassem Bahibeh, inaugurated a new surgical unit today at Aboud Hospital in the temporary capital of Aden. This unit has a capacity of 64 beds and received government support as part of a plan to enhance the hospital’s medical capabilities. The goal is to gradually increase its capacity to 200 beds.
During his visit, the minister assessed the conditions of patients and the quality of medical services provided to them. He toured several medical departments, including the emergency unit, and visited wounded members of the armed forces and resistance who sustained injuries while confronting the Iran-backed Houthi militia. Dr. Bahibeh expressed his concern for their health and the level of care they receive, emphasizing the importance of continuous medical attention and monitoring their treatment needs.
Dr. Bahibeh listened to the hospital management’s overview of the health services offered and the performance levels across various departments. They discussed the main challenges and needs affecting operations and the efforts being made to develop the infrastructure and enhance operational capabilities in line with expansion plans.
The minister also met with quality assurance officials at the hospital, who provided insights into the implementation of quality standards and patient safety measures. They discussed ongoing efforts to improve institutional performance and elevate the standard of health services.
Dr. Bahibeh stated that the opening of the new surgical unit marks a significant step in the government’s efforts to expand medical and specialized services at Aboud Hospital. He noted that the development plan aims to increase the hospital’s capacity to 200 beds by equipping it with necessary medical supplies and equipment. He highlighted that the hospital has already received more than 60 medical beds to support expansion efforts and improve services.
The minister stressed that hospital development involves more than just increasing bed capacity and equipment. It also requires improving the quality of healthcare, enhancing staff efficiency, and reinforcing professional and administrative discipline while adhering to quality and patient safety standards.
Dr. Bahibeh pointed out the importance of continuous field monitoring of hospitals and health facilities. He emphasized the need to evaluate the level of services provided and prioritize interventions based on actual needs and available resources. He assured that the ministry is prepared to assess the hospital’s needs and study them to contribute to the completion of development and expansion plans, thereby enhancing its ability to provide medical and humanitarian services to patients and war casualties.
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