Hiba Hospital participates in the free medical day at Al-Taym Mixed Primary School in Madaba Governorate
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As part of fostering social responsibility and consolidating health awareness, Hiba Hospital participated in the free medical day held at Al-Taym Mixed Primary School in Al-Taym village, Madaba Governorate, in cooperation with the Masar Al-Khair initiative, journalist Mohammad Qaralah, and the Community Health Committee in Madaba camp, within the framework of enhancing community engagement and providing health services and medical awareness to citizens.
The medical day included conducting gynecological examinations using ultrasound under the supervision of Obstetrics and Gynecology Consultant Dr. Osama Al-Mashah, in addition to providing the necessary medical consultations.
Chief Radiology Technician Ibtisam Al-Akhras also provided health awareness as part of the "Pink October – Be Well" campaign, focusing on the importance of early screening for breast cancer detection and its role in enhancing treatment opportunities, with the attendance of Sister Hadeel from the nursing staff and technician Batool.
The event was attended by the Hospital Director, Mr. Oday Asaad, Assistant Director Ms. Asmaa Al-Yamani, and the participation of the nursing and technical staff, represented by Sister Hadeel, technician Batool, and employee Rula, who contributed to providing health and awareness services to the participants.
Mr. Oday Asaad emphasized the importance of community participation in bringing medical services to various regions and promoting health awareness among citizens, noting that the role of healthcare institutions extends beyond providing treatment to include supporting humanitarian and preventive initiatives and solidifying partnerships with the local community in a way that positively reflects on the health of its members.
This medical day comes as an affirmation of Hiba Hospital's commitment to continuing its humanitarian and social role, contributing to spreading health culture, and facilitating access to medical services.
