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Nazareth announced the allocation of more than a million dollars to secure the medical staff salaries in Dhi Qar
5/14/2015
Announced the province of Dhi Qar management, on Thursday, the allocation of more than a million dollars to secure the medical and service staff salaries in the province, and pointed to the improvement in the medical situation in the province after the introduction of a number of medical specialists, as he emphasized raise the level of medical services in remote areas.
The governor of Dhi Qar, Yahya Mohammed Baqir al-Nassiri said in an interview to the (long-Presse), "The health of Dhi Qar department needs the support of the province has been allocated 1.5 million dollars from the petro-dollar funds to secure the Syrian doctors working in hospitals and health centers in the province and district salaries and provide funds for cleaning work in health institutions. "
Naciri added that "the Department of Health has contracted during the last stage with a group of doctors jurisdiction and cleaning companies and these engagements led to good results in the provision of services in institutions and health centers and hospitals, especially in the judicial Chabaish market and Senate."
He Nazareth that "hospitals districts mentioned have become the surgeries were lacking in the former due to a lack of medical staff specialist conducted," explaining that "the population of the districts made rich by resorting to hospitals in the provincial capital to receive and make surgical intervention treatment after provided in hospitals in those areas."
Dozens of daily wage workers in the health department of Dhi Qar, protested on Tuesday (May 5, 2015), to demand a pay rise of 90 000 dinars per month to 150 000 dinars and proofed on the permanent staffing, and stressed that the promises made by the Ministry of Health did not "check".
And facing the province of Dhi Qar (350 km) south of Baghdad, which is home to about two million people a sharp deficit in clinical cap size where only 1500 beds available out of 6,000 beds need Dhi Qar province effectively as most buildings own hospitals suffer from obsolescence lifetime
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5/14/2015
Announced the province of Dhi Qar management, on Thursday, the allocation of more than a million dollars to secure the medical and service staff salaries in the province, and pointed to the improvement in the medical situation in the province after the introduction of a number of medical specialists, as he emphasized raise the level of medical services in remote areas.
The governor of Dhi Qar, Yahya Mohammed Baqir al-Nassiri said in an interview to the (long-Presse), "The health of Dhi Qar department needs the support of the province has been allocated 1.5 million dollars from the petro-dollar funds to secure the Syrian doctors working in hospitals and health centers in the province and district salaries and provide funds for cleaning work in health institutions. "
Naciri added that "the Department of Health has contracted during the last stage with a group of doctors jurisdiction and cleaning companies and these engagements led to good results in the provision of services in institutions and health centers and hospitals, especially in the judicial Chabaish market and Senate."
He Nazareth that "hospitals districts mentioned have become the surgeries were lacking in the former due to a lack of medical staff specialist conducted," explaining that "the population of the districts made rich by resorting to hospitals in the provincial capital to receive and make surgical intervention treatment after provided in hospitals in those areas."
Dozens of daily wage workers in the health department of Dhi Qar, protested on Tuesday (May 5, 2015), to demand a pay rise of 90 000 dinars per month to 150 000 dinars and proofed on the permanent staffing, and stressed that the promises made by the Ministry of Health did not "check".
And facing the province of Dhi Qar (350 km) south of Baghdad, which is home to about two million people a sharp deficit in clinical cap size where only 1500 beds available out of 6,000 beds need Dhi Qar province effectively as most buildings own hospitals suffer from obsolescence lifetime
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