DOHA: Sidra Medical and Research Centre (Sidra) will offer new support services at its Outpatient clinic from Thursday.
New support services include anaesthesiology, post-anaesthesia care unit (PACU) services, diagnostic imaging for magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), physical and occupational therapies, speech and language pathology and audiology.
It will be introduced in addition to neonatology, developmental paediatrics, child and adolescent mental health, paediatric ENT, paediatric plastic/craniofacial surgery and pre-admission testing clinics.
“Our phased opening of the Sidra Outpatient Clinic is progressing rapidly with the launch of six additional paediatric clinics in June.
“Feedback from patients related to our services, physicians and nurses since we opened on May 1, has been very positive. It is testament to the dedication of every individual at Sidra who is committed to our ethos of providing patient and family- centric care. We are looking forward to the expansion of more clinics and services in the coming months and establishing ourselves as an integral part of Qatar’s healthcare network,” said Peter Morris, CEO, Sidra.
During Ramadan, Sidra Outpatient Clinic will operate from 8am to 1pm on weekdays and remain closed on Fridays and Saturdays.
The clinic opened on May 1 with paediatric dermatology, paediatric general surgery consultation and obstetrics clinics. It also provides radiology, pathology and pharmacy services. The referral-based Sidra Outpatient Clinic is accepting patients from Hamad Medical Corporation, Primary Health Care Corporation and QF Primary Health Care Centre. Sidra is collaborating with healthcare institutions in Qatar to expand the referral network as and when more clinics and services are launched.
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DOHA: Sidra Medical and Research Centre (Sidra) will offer new support services at its Outpatient clinic from Thursday.
New support services include anaesthesiology, post-anaesthesia care unit (PACU) services, diagnostic imaging for magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), physical and occupational therapies, speech and language pathology and audiology.
It will be introduced in addition to neonatology, developmental paediatrics, child and adolescent mental health, paediatric ENT, paediatric plastic/craniofacial surgery and pre-admission testing clinics.
“Our phased opening of the Sidra Outpatient Clinic is progressing rapidly with the launch of six additional paediatric clinics in June.
“Feedback from patients related to our services, physicians and nurses since we opened on May 1, has been very positive. It is testament to the dedication of every individual at Sidra who is committed to our ethos of providing patient and family- centric care. We are looking forward to the expansion of more clinics and services in the coming months and establishing ourselves as an integral part of Qatar’s healthcare network,” said Peter Morris, CEO, Sidra.
During Ramadan, Sidra Outpatient Clinic will operate from 8am to 1pm on weekdays and remain closed on Fridays and Saturdays.
The clinic opened on May 1 with paediatric dermatology, paediatric general surgery consultation and obstetrics clinics. It also provides radiology, pathology and pharmacy services. The referral-based Sidra Outpatient Clinic is accepting patients from Hamad Medical Corporation, Primary Health Care Corporation and QF Primary Health Care Centre. Sidra is collaborating with healthcare institutions in Qatar to expand the referral network as and when more clinics and services are launched.
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