sina hospital

Hospital Profile: Founded: 1347 Primary Ownership: Owners of Good Land Agricultural Land Year of Donation: 1342 Geographical location: In the southern part of Ahvaz and between Ahvaz-Abadan intersection Primary area: 36 acres Secondary Area: 27 acres due to retreat of hospital wall due to flood in 1347 Infrastructure: 4134000 square meters Primary hospital names: Khuzestan Pulmonary Center Next and current name: Sina Hospital Sections Name Founded: Women's Lungs 1 and 2 - Men's Lungs 1 and 2 Covering cities in the early years of launch: Ahwaz, Shadegan, Darukhin, Malek Garden, Izeh. History Sina Hospital is located in Gen B of Ahvaz in the remote area of ​​Ahwaz villages such as Kot Sayed Saleh, Shahid Dinarvandi Cui, Oil Company Houses, Kozi Khazami and others. Ahvaz-Abadan road (now Ayatollah Behbahani highway) also passes by this center. In 1342, about 36 hectares of land were donated by 4 beneficiaries to the regional health center for the construction of Khuzestan Pulmonary Hospital, which coincided with the famous flood of 1347. 47 Ahwaz, which had occupied most of the villages around the hospital, was inaugurated. The hospital was closed for the aforementioned flood until it "resumed work in 1973 with outpatient treatment and hospitalization of pulmonary patients. In 1355, according to the regional medical decisions of that time, the hospital was renamed from "Khuzestan Pulmonary Hospital" to Sina Hospital. At the time, they provided medical care to clients who had internal medicine, orthopedics, otolaryngology, surgery, and external physicians (Indian, Bangladeshi, Pakistani). In addition to its activities under the name of Sina Network, cities such as Izeh, Bagh Malek, Susangerd and Hamidieh; Haftegol and ... and the Health Center of Shahrivar 17 in Ahvaz covered the number 4 and 3 clinics in Asia. With the onset of the Islamic Revolution, the wounded of the revolution were transferred to the center for treatment, and after the victory of the revolution, there were many deficiencies in the center. Since the beginning of the imposed war, this hospital has been regarded as an active center for the treatment of war casualties and due to its location and proximity to the war fronts, many casualties of the Shalmcheh, Abadan, Farsiyat, Chesaba, Hamid garrison, Harbardan, Susangerd, Hamidiyeh, Darukhin Shadegan, etc. were taken to this center for treatment. Until the end of the imposed war, Fars province, due to a shortage of physicians and medical staff (most of the post-war medical staff were sent from Tehran and other cities), began providing services and services to physicians and medical staff there. With the end of the imposed war (1367) and developments in the separation of the Ministry of Science and Medicine and the merger with the Ministry of Health and the conversion to the Ministry of Health and Medical Education, the hospital also became one of the teaching hospitals of Ahvaz. New ones like ophthalmology, gurash, skin were added to old sections. With the training of Sina Hospital, intern and resident students were treated under the auspices of the patrons. The hospital's ophthalmology center has become an important national approved center with admissions and services to Khuzestan province and its neighboring provinces and treatment of referrals from neighboring provinces. The first corneal transplant was performed in Khuzestan province at this hospital. The first Khuzestan dialysis center with four beds was started in 1358 in this hospital. All patients requiring dialysis were transferred to this hospital and underwent hemodialysis. Dialysis beds increased during the years of the imposed war, which moved the unit to the hospital. The hospital's dialysis unit currently treats 150 patients with hemodialysis in four shifts, with 18 beds and a dialysis burden of 1500 (monthly). The dialysis unit treats patients daily with antigen-positive and non-dialysis patients from public and private centers with 18 hemodialysis-equipped beds and automatic beds with sodium bicarbonate. On the other hand, the dialysis unit of the center is currently training dialysis staff from neighboring provinces to solve their dialysis patients' problems. Sina Medical Training Center Sina Hospital is located in Ahwaz city at the beginning of Ahwaz-Abadan road in Kot Abdollah area. The hospital was established as a pulmonary hospital and tuberculosis care center since 1347 and has continued to operate as a center for war casualties due to its strategic location to provide relief and care to dear warlords. Sina Hospital is now a premier hospital with internal medicine, pediatric, surgical, obstetric, infectious, ccu.post ccu.icu. Dialysis, Neurology and Gynecology, General Operating Room, Addiction Leave Clinic ... We strive to provide services in the dignity of our people in a respectful environment. Hospital vision: In the future, we will be the best hospital in the region to provide the safest, most quality, and most reliable healthcare and education in accordance with national and international standards in an environment of dignity and mutual respect. Hospital mission The center focuses on managing human and physical assets and utilizing the latest in diagnostic and therapeutic technologies as well as training physicians and paramedics in delivering superior, safe and effective health care services tailored to their needs and expectations. Patients and other hospital clients in the direction of the cavity