OMR500,929 pact for expansion of Ja’alan Bani Bu Hassan hospital
By: ONA
Muscat: The Ministry of Health (MoH) signed an agreement worth OMR500,929 with Amina Saud Salim Bahwan Al Mukhaini to fund the expansion of Accidents and Emergency department and Out-Patients Clinics in Ja’alan Bani Bu Hassan hospital in the Governorate of South Al Sharqiyah, on Tuesday.
The agreement was signed on behalf of MoH by Dr. Fatima Mohammed Al Ajmi, Undersecretary for Administrative, Financial, and Planning Affairs.
Dr. Fatima underscored the significance of partnership between the public sector and other sectors for the public interest. She lauded the noble gesture of Amina Saud Al Mukhaini in funding MoH’s project.
OMR500,929 pact for expansion of Ja’alan Bani Bu Hassan hospital
By: ONA
Muscat: The Ministry of Health (MoH) signed an agreement worth OMR500,929 with Amina Saud Salim Bahwan Al Mukhaini to fund the expansion of Accidents and Emergency department and Out-Patients Clinics in Ja’alan Bani Bu Hassan hospital in the Governorate of South Al Sharqiyah, on Tuesday.
The agreement was signed on behalf of MoH by Dr. Fatima Mohammed Al Ajmi, Undersecretary for Administrative, Financial, and Planning Affairs.
Dr. Fatima underscored the significance of partnership between the public sector and other sectors for the public interest. She lauded the noble gesture of Amina Saud Al Mukhaini in funding MoH’s project.
File: San Fernando General Hospital.
After elective surgeries and outpatient clinics at the San Fernando General Hospital (SFGH) were suspended for a period of time last year owing to limitations brought on by COVID-19, full resumption of services is expected shortly.
The South West Regional Health Authority (SWRHA) said it took note of concerns from the public on its Theatre Services, Out Patients Clinics (OPC) and triage assessments at its Emergency Departments.
In a statement, the SWRHA said it’s gradually returning to a normal theatre surgery schedule, currently augmented by an automated surgical waiting list management system. It believes this system will significantly improve its scheduling of theatre services, earmarked to return to full operations from February 1.