Oman Health care overview
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This document provides an overview of Oman's health care market. It includes statistics on the population breakdown, number of public and private hospitals and clinics, and health care services provided outside of the Ministry of Health. A map shows the geographic distribution of hospitals, laboratories, radiology services and beds across Oman's regions. Several new major health care projects are also outlined, including a $1.8 billion Medical City currently in the design stage and hundreds of millions of dollars worth of other hospital and clinic developments.
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- Medical oversight is provided through the SCDF Medical Advisory Committee to ensure quality of care and clinical standards.
EMS In Singapore
A/Prof Marcus Ong
Consultant, Senior Medical Scientist
& Director of Research
Department of Emergency Medicine
Singapore General Hospital
Kayseri City Hospital
The document provides statistics on patient admissions and medical services from a large city hospital in Turkey over an 11 month period, including over 2 million total admissions. It details the hospital's facilities and specialized units, which include 253 intensive care beds, 43 operating theaters, and advanced technology like a 3 Tesla MRI device. The hospital employs over 3,300 staff across medical, nursing, administrative and support roles to deliver care through its inpatient wards, outpatient clinics, and other specialized services.
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The document provides details on disaster preparedness inventory and equipment for government hospitals and regional health units in the Philippines. It includes lists of available ambulances and their condition, personal protective equipment, logistics supplies in warehouses, and generator sets that have been distributed to various health facilities. The ambulances in government hospitals vary in number, age, and equipment, with some over 10 years old and not fully functional. Inventories include gloves, masks, tents and medical supplies donated or purchased using government funds. Generator sets have been provided to hospitals and rural health units in several regions to support emergency response.
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South Africa Health Science Research
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- 2. OVER VIEW Ministry of Health2 Population1 Omani Hospitals Total 3.83mn Number of Hospitals 194 Number of Hospital beds 148 Radiology 1.68mn 44 Laboratory 2.15mn Expatriate s Private Health 110 Clinics & Diagnostic Clinics 776 beds 5157 MRI Diagnostic Center Health Care other than MOH 2 Name of the Organization Armed Forces Medical # of # of Dispensarie # of Hospital Beds s/ PHC Beds s 3 260 Medical Services of Diwan of Royal Court Royal Oman Police 1 Sultan Qaboos University 184 1 50 1 376 3 17 9 Petroleum Development Oman 1. Data from National Centre for Statistics and Information (NCSI) 31 20 1 2. Data collected from Ministry of Health Sultanate of Oman 4 1
- 3. HEALTH CARE GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION 3 Hospitals 7 Laboratory 5 Radiology 167 beds 3 Hospitals 23 Laboratory 16 Radiology 465 beds 2 Hospitals 5 Laboratory 2 Radiology 160 beds 2 Hospitals 14 Laboratory 3 Radiology 278 beds 6 Hospitals 21 Laboratory 13 Radiology 586 beds 5 Hospitals 17 Laboratory 9 Radiology 321 beds 6 Hospitals 33 Laboratory 28 Radiology 1363 beds 4 Hospitals 24 Laboratory 13 Radiology 550 beds 4 Hospitals 16 Laboratory 7 Radiology 445 beds 4 Hospitals 16 Laboratory 7 Radiology 445 beds 5 Hospitals 18 Laboratory 7 Radiology 377 beds MOH, Health Institutions as on December 31, 200
- 4. NEW HEALTH CARE PROJECTS Medical City (US$1.8bn - in design stage) US$860m for various healthcare facilities plus hospitals in Muscat (US$365m) Salalah (US$125m) from the DG of Planning Shifa Al Jazeera Group’s plans for 13 healthcare projects worth US$259m