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Expansion Project of the Emergency and Ambulance Department at Kuwait Specialized Hospital

Gaza Strip – Rafah

 

Health Situation in Project Area:

Since the onset of the Zionist aggression on the Gaza Strip 100 days ago, the Zionist enemy has pursued a policy of forced displacement of the population towards the southern provinces of the Gaza Strip through various means, including the elimination of health facilities in the northern Gaza Strip and the direct targeting of hospitals and health centres. With the commencement of the attack on Khan Yunis and Central governorates in the south of the Strip over a month ago, most residents of the two governorates, as well as those displaced from Gaza and the north, have been forcefully displaced towards Rafah governorate. It has now become the largest population centre in the Gaza Strip due to its significant influx of displaced individuals. Statistics indicate that its population has reached approximately 1.3 million people, nearly four times its normal population. Consequently, the health situation in the governorate has become disastrous and complex, given the lack of human, medical, and logistical resources.
The Kuwaiti Specialised Hospital is deemed the most significant charitable hospital that provides healthcare services to citizens, alongside the only government hospital in Rafah governorate, due to the significant increase in the number of martyrs and casualties. Thus, there is an urgent need to increase the Hospital’s capacity to cope with the crisis resulting from the ongoing aggression as well as due to the congregation of most of the Strip’s citizens within its walls. Therefore, the proposal is to establish a field hospital attached to the Kuwaiti hospital to alleviate the immense pressure on its various departments.

Objectives:

  1. Contribute towards providing medical services to the residents of Rafah governorate and those displaced to the area at the appropriate time and location.
  2. Contribute towards addressing the significant pressure resulting from the increasing number of cases daily received by the hospital.
  3. Contribute towards expanding the capacity of hospital departments experiencing high volume of cases.
  4. Provide new equipped spaces to receive and handle medical cases using appropriate medical methods.

Project Justifications:

  1. The urgent and significant increase in the population of Rafah governorate due to waves of forced displacement of residents.
  2. The substantial increase in the number of cases received by the Hospital every day.
  3. The urgent need to operate at maximum capacity around the clock, requiring the provision of new spaces equipped with all necessary resources, in addition to the existing spaces.

Project Components:

Medical tents (3), each tent accommodating (12) beds.

Project Outputs:

  1. A field hospital attached to the Kuwaiti Specialised Hospital with a total area of approximately 180 square meters.
  2. Increasing the Hospital’s bed capacity by (36) additional beds (3 tents * 12 beds per tent).

Positive Impact of the Project:

  1. Enhancement of public health among citizens and displaced individuals.
  2. Reduction of the spread of diseases and epidemics, especially given the severe congestion and crowding of citizens in the Rafah governorate.
  3. Preserving the dignity of citizens by receiving them in places suitable for providing various medical services.

 

Video for the Project after completion:

 

https://youtu.be/0JvzjaTQiFc

Together We Can.

 


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24/01/2015 Gaza Office

Third convoy of wounded Palestinians, arrived to Germany This convoy, was coordinated by PalMed Deutschland.

Dr.Ashraf Dada, Chairman of PalMed-Deutschland who also paid gratitude to the German Government and to Dr.Shamiya for offering these war’s victims the life-saving opportunity.

Dr.Dada extended his gratitude to many other hospitals which offered to receive more injured in the soon future. More victims will be transfered to Europe in the coming few weeks.


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30/12/2014 Gaza Office

More injured Gazans arrive to Vienna for treatment

For new injured Gazans arrived to Vienna to receive treatment for their complex injuries they maintained during the last war.

Their cases are complex and require multiple interventions of highly specialized doctors. An ambulance worker Akram AlAwour together with Abdullah AbuHarbeil, Mahmoud AtaAllah and Ahmad Yousef all are now receiving treatment for their injuries to their complex and life-changing injuries.

Their arrival to Vienna comes as a result of the coordinated efforts between PalMed Europe, Austerian Medical Union, Austrian Arab Friendship Association and sponsored by Mercy Association. The injured were welcomed also by the Palestinian ambassador in Austria.

The four injured have joined another two others who arrived few days ago constituting 6 of around 24 injured Palestinians approved to receive treatment in Austrian hospitals.


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20/12/2014 Gaza Office

A new convoy arrived to Gaza for the Kidney transplant project

Arrived in the Gaza Strip on the 19th of Dec 2014, Dr. Abdel Qader Hammad consultant surgeon kidney transplant and head of the kidney transplant services at the Royal Liverpool Hospital

and member PalMed-UK. the visit is to complete the sixth phase of the transfer of kidney transplantation techniques into the Gaza Strip. the visit will also see the kidney transplant procedure completed for three of the Gaza desperate and needy patients. the visit programme also include training staff and facilitating logistics.

PalMed thanks Ministry of Health for their effort in facilitating the visit. the visit was arranged through the World Health Organisation (WHO) for approving the crossing of the delegation through the Erez Crossing. the programme has gone a long way and continues to make progress dispite the difficulties facing the strip with the repeated attacks, the siege and the lack of access to essential services, resources, technologies and materials.

PalMed remains grateful to all those who support us with their time, expertise and money. It should be noted that PalMed continues the search for sponsors to adopt this vital project, which alleviates the effects of the ongoing blockade of the Gaza Strip and threatens the lives of patients .

The project is one of the activities adopted by PalMed and aims to build an independent kidney transplant service in the strip.


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25/09/2014 Gaza Office

Two surgeons from Gaza in Paris for a training

 

In order to improve the academic and clinical standards of the Palestinian health care system,

PalMed France arranged for two doctors to attend attachment clinical courses in Paris hospitals for a month. Dr.Fayez Zaidan, Head of urological surgery at Al-Shefa Hospital in Gaza, and Dr.Jihad Mustafa surgeon from Gaza.


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24/09/2014 Gaza Office

Second convoy of wounded Palestinians, arrived to Germany

This convoy, was coordinated between PalMed Deutschland, HOFFNUNGS BRÜCKE and HELP SANS FRONTIERES.

Dr.Ashraf Dada, Chairman of PalMed-Deutschland who also paid gratitude to the German Government and to Vivantes Hospital for offering these war’s victims the life-saving opportunity.

Dr.Dada extended his gratitude to many other hospitals which offered to receive more injured in the soon future. More victims will be transfered to Europe in the coming few weeks.


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04/09/2014 Gaza Office

PalMed ophthalmic surgeon arrives to Gaza

In response to the exceptionally urgent need for an ophthalmic surgeon

to help manage a number of complex and critical eye injuries that resulted from the Israeli war on Gaza, PalMed Europe in collaboration with the Jordanian Health Committee For The Support Of Gaza, dispatched the expert eye surgery consultant Professor Haitham Bakri.

Dr Bakri had the German board accreditation in ophthalmology and used to chair the the Jordanian Society of Ophthalmology. He head a joined PalMed-Jordanian delegation in 2012 following the war on Gaza then.

Together we heal wounds.


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28/08/2014 Gaza Office

PalMed Europe open a Dental clinic in Gaza

In response to the increasing health needs of the Gaza population following the war, PalMed Europe has opened a new dental clinic practice with free access to needy patients.

The clinic is in the area of Tall ElHawa and is staffed by two full time dentists. The clinic had been well attended by people.
PalMed would like to thank all those who give generously and continuously for such projects to see the light.

Together we heal wounds…


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22/08/2014 Gaza Office

PalMed Europe receives the first cohort of wounded Palestinians from Gaza

 

Coordinated by PalMed Europe, Germany welcomes first convoy of wounded Palestinians.

The first cohort of wounded Palestinians reached Munich airport yesterday, which included tow women and a young girl, accompanied by their relatives.

The status of the wounded was critical,  they were transferred by ambulances from the airport to the hospital in North Germany where they arrived at 03h00 this morning.

The injured were welcomed in Germany by Dr.Ashraf Dada, Chairman of PalMed-Germany who also paid gratitude to the German Government and to Ammerland Hospital for offering these war’s victims the life-saving opportunity.

Dr.Dada extended his gratitude to many other hospitals which offered to receive more injured in the soon future. More victims will be transfered to Europe in the coming few weeks.


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18/08/2014 Gaza Office

Four medical points from PalMed Europe to Gaza strip

 

A new leap in the field of medical aid in the Gaza Strip has launched today by the oppening of four medical points in Bureij, Nusseirat, Deir al-Balah and Maghazi.

Thoses medical points, where 8 doctors with some nurses provid the medical examination and treatment free of charge to patients.


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