The Ministry of Health attracts an expert in “Emergency” for training at Kalba Hospital
The Visiting Doctors Program resumes its activities after stopping due to “Covid-19”
The Ministry of Health and Community Protection hosted emergency medicine consultant, Dr. Ralph Bou Shebl, a visiting doctor to train the medical staff of the emergency department at Kalba Hospital on the latest technologies used in treating emergency cases, as part of enhancing the scope of training in the services of the visiting doctors department, which enhances the readiness and effectiveness of the hospital response. To deal with emergencies, crises and health risks, for the first time since the resumption of the activity of the Visiting Doctors Program, after its cessation due to the repercussions of the “Covid-19” pandemic, which reflects the health sector’s resilience, its ability to overcome challenges, adapt to developments, and continue to provide health services with efficiency and excellence. .
The visit of the visiting expert falls within the framework of the Ministry's plans to develop emergency medicine services, enhance its newly developed specialties, raise the efficiency of emergency department workers, and review the latest global practices used in emergency medicine in its various aspects, the most important and latest developments and challenges, and what is related to emergency patient care, in addition to the latest innovations. And therapeutic evidence supporting global medical practices, exchanging information and experiences, and empowering emergency medicine cadres in the Ministry.
The Head of the Emergency Department at Kalba Hospital, Dr. Halima Suleiman Obaid Al Zaabi, affirmed the keenness of the Ministry of Health and Prevention to host global expertise from specialists with training and advisory services in all medical fields, including emergency medicine, to improve health care services, prepare and qualify specialized medical personnel, and develop their knowledge and capabilities. .
She pointed to the importance of enhancing training capabilities, enabling health professionals to keep abreast of the latest treatment methods, providing a valuable training experience for participants, and informing them of the latest updates and new guidelines in the field of emergency medicine, which contributes to providing treatment services in accordance with international best practices, and reducing complications for patients in emergency departments.
For his part, Dr. Ralph Bushbel stressed the importance of the visit in training health cadres and developing practical experiences, given the speed and accuracy of this sensitive specialization in dealing with cases, and the application of modern, qualitative treatments for patients.
It is worth noting that reactivating the visiting doctors program and focusing on training local cadres in vital specialties is a qualitative addition to the development of the program, and a positive indication of the signs of recovery from the consequences of the “Covid-19” pandemic.
• The resumption of the program is a positive indication of the signs of recovery from the consequences of the "Covid-19" pandemic.
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