In 1939 a young medical graduate from India Dr Jacob Chandy who had big dreams came to eastern Saudi Arabia to work at a hospital at Aramco (Arabian American Company) later known as Saudi Aramco. After a year Dr Chandy decided to return home as he felt there wasn t enough clinical work in Saudi Arabia to keep him busy. He stopped in the neighbouring island state of Bahrain to book his ticket. He was however told that there would not be a ship returning to India for at least two weeks due to the disruptions in shipping schedules brought by the Second World War. This prompted him to enquire if he could be of help for a few weeks at the American Mission Hospital (AMH) Bahrain which was then run by Dr Paul Harrison. That was a turning point in Dr Chandy s career since he quickly cancelled his travel plans and instead stayed in AMH for three more years. When he went back to India he married and brought his new bride to Bahrain where they welcomed their first child Mathew. After a few years Dr Jacob Chandy expressed his desire to return to his home country and work there. But Mr Harrison who had discovered the young doctor s excellent surgical abilities proposed that he travel to the US to receive formal training in neurosurgery which was then an emerging field. Mr Harrison also advised him that if he returned to India he should consider joining the renowned Christian Medical College (CMC) Vellore which is in today s Tamil Nadu state. That college and hospital like the AMH in Bahrain were started by the missionary doctors of the Reformed Church in America. In 1949 Dr Chandy proceeded to set up India s first Neurological Sciences department at the CMC which led him to be regarded as the country s father of modern neurosurgery after successfully leading the unit until 1970. Mathew Chandy like his pioneering father went on to become a famous professor in the Department of Neurological Sciences at CMC Vellore where he worked until 2001. Jacob Chandy died on June 23 2007 at the age of 97.
Read More
In 1939 a young medical graduate from India Dr Jacob Chandy who had big dreams came to eastern Saudi Arabia to work at a hospital at Aramco (Arabian American Company) later known as Saudi Aramco. After a year Dr Chandy decided to return home as he felt there wasn t enough clinical work in Saudi Arabia to keep him busy. He stopped in the neighbouring island state of Bahrain to book his ticket. He was however told that there would not be a ship returning to India for at least two weeks due to the disruptions in shipping schedules brought by the Second World War. This prompted him to enquire if he could be of help for a few weeks at the American Mission Hospital (AMH) Bahrain which was then run by Dr Paul Harrison. That was a turning point in Dr Chandy s career since he quickly cancelled his travel plans and instead stayed in AMH for three more years. When he went back to India he married and brought his new bride to Bahrain where they welcomed their first child Mathew. After a few years Dr Jacob Chandy expressed his desire to return to his home country and work there. But Mr Harrison who had discovered the young doctor s excellent surgical abilities proposed that he travel to the US to receive formal training in neurosurgery which was then an emerging field. Mr Harrison also advised him that if he returned to India he should consider joining the renowned Christian Medical College (CMC) Vellore which is in today s Tamil Nadu state. That college and hospital like the AMH in Bahrain were started by the missionary doctors of the Reformed Church in America. In 1949 Dr Chandy proceeded to set up India s first Neurological Sciences department at the CMC which led him to be regarded as the country s father of modern neurosurgery after successfully leading the unit until 1970. Mathew Chandy like his pioneering father went on to become a famous professor in the Department of Neurological Sciences at CMC Vellore where he worked until 2001. Jacob Chandy died on June 23 2007 at the age of 97.
The American Mission Hospital (AMH) has conducted the highest number of community events this year since the pioneering hospital launched is outreach programme in 2004 it announced yesterday. The events designed to provide essential health resources education and screenings took place throughout the year ensuring that residents have access to critical services in a convenient accessible manner. Special needs labour camps and social centres were just a few of the organisations who benefited from these outreach events. The aim of community outreach medical events is to improve public health and well-being by providing access to healthcare services and information to underserved or at-risk populations said a statement. These events focus on addressing healthcare disparities and ensuring that individuals have the necessary resources for prevention diagnosis and treatment. The community outreach is a continuation of the legacy of the pioneers who arrived in Bahrain more than 120 years ago to provide much-needed free medical care to the kingdom s population.
Read More
The American Mission Hospital (AMH) has conducted the highest number of community events this year since the pioneering hospital launched is outreach programme in 2004 it announced yesterday. The events designed to provide essential health resources education and screenings took place throughout the year ensuring that residents have access to critical services in a convenient accessible manner. Special needs labour camps and social centres were just a few of the organisations who benefited from these outreach events. The aim of community outreach medical events is to improve public health and well-being by providing access to healthcare services and information to underserved or at-risk populations said a statement. These events focus on addressing healthcare disparities and ensuring that individuals have the necessary resources for prevention diagnosis and treatment. The community outreach is a continuation of the legacy of the pioneers who arrived in Bahrain more than 120 years ago to provide much-needed free medical care to the kingdom s population.
As the winter season descends upon Bahrain it brings with it a unique set of health challenges particularly for young children. King Hamad American Mission Hospital consultant paediatrician (KHAMH) Dr Mohammad Adnan Hourani emphasises the critical role of vigilant paediatric care during this time. Winter while beautiful can pose certain health risks for children explains Dr Hourani. Many viruses including respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) and influenza viruses thrive during this season making it essential to take proactive measures to protect your child s health. Regular paediatric check-ups are crucial year-round but they become even more vital during the winter months. These visits allow healthcare providers to monitor children s growth and development address any concerns and administer essential vaccinations. Vaccinations are a cornerstone of preventive healthcare says Dr Hourani. They shield children from serious illnesses and it s imperative to stay up-to-date with the recommended immunisation schedule. Although it is not obligatory the influenza vaccine (flu shot) is essential during this season for all children aged six months to five years. To minimise the risk of winter illnesses Dr Hourani recommends encouraging frequent hand-washing especially after touching surfaces and before eating. Ensuring your child gets adequate sleep a balanced diet reduced consumption of added sugar and regular physical activity are also important factors to enhance immunity. It is best to provide a diet rich in fruits vegetables and whole grains to boost children s immune system and help fight infections including promoting drinking plenty of water even if they don t feel thirsty. Layering clothing helps to regulate body temperature more effectively. During peak flu season it is recommended to limit exposure in crowded indoor environments. While most winter illnesses are mild and can be managed at home it s important to know when to seek professional medical advice. Dr Hourani advises parents to watch for the following symptoms: A fever above 38 degrees Celsius in infants and young children. A cough that lasts for more than a week or worsens over time as it may indicate a more serious respiratory infection. Rapid breathing wheezing or chest pain which can be signs of respiratory distress. Symptoms such as reduced activity poor appetite dry mouth decreased urine output and sunken eyes. If your child exhibits any of these symptoms it s crucial to consult your paediatrician promptly emphasises Dr Hourani. Early intervention can help prevent complications and ensure a speedy recovery. By following these guidelines and prioritising preventive measures parents can help their children stay healthy and happy throughout the winter season. KHAMH remains committed to providing exceptional paediatric care and supporting families in maintaining optimal child health. To book a consultation call KHAMH at 17177711 or WhatsApp 33644177.
Read More
As the winter season descends upon Bahrain it brings with it a unique set of health challenges particularly for young children. King Hamad American Mission Hospital consultant paediatrician (KHAMH) Dr Mohammad Adnan Hourani emphasises the critical role of vigilant paediatric care during this time. Winter while beautiful can pose certain health risks for children explains Dr Hourani. Many viruses including respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) and influenza viruses thrive during this season making it essential to take proactive measures to protect your child s health. Regular paediatric check-ups are crucial year-round but they become even more vital during the winter months. These visits allow healthcare providers to monitor children s growth and development address any concerns and administer essential vaccinations. Vaccinations are a cornerstone of preventive healthcare says Dr Hourani. They shield children from serious illnesses and it s imperative to stay up-to-date with the recommended immunisation schedule. Although it is not obligatory the influenza vaccine (flu shot) is essential during this season for all children aged six months to five years. To minimise the risk of winter illnesses Dr Hourani recommends encouraging frequent hand-washing especially after touching surfaces and before eating. Ensuring your child gets adequate sleep a balanced diet reduced consumption of added sugar and regular physical activity are also important factors to enhance immunity. It is best to provide a diet rich in fruits vegetables and whole grains to boost children s immune system and help fight infections including promoting drinking plenty of water even if they don t feel thirsty. Layering clothing helps to regulate body temperature more effectively. During peak flu season it is recommended to limit exposure in crowded indoor environments. While most winter illnesses are mild and can be managed at home it s important to know when to seek professional medical advice. Dr Hourani advises parents to watch for the following symptoms: A fever above 38 degrees Celsius in infants and young children. A cough that lasts for more than a week or worsens over time as it may indicate a more serious respiratory infection. Rapid breathing wheezing or chest pain which can be signs of respiratory distress. Symptoms such as reduced activity poor appetite dry mouth decreased urine output and sunken eyes. If your child exhibits any of these symptoms it s crucial to consult your paediatrician promptly emphasises Dr Hourani. Early intervention can help prevent complications and ensure a speedy recovery. By following these guidelines and prioritising preventive measures parents can help their children stay healthy and happy throughout the winter season. KHAMH remains committed to providing exceptional paediatric care and supporting families in maintaining optimal child health. To book a consultation call KHAMH at 17177711 or WhatsApp 33644177.
His Majesty King Hamad yesterday received American Mission Hospital (AMH) corporate chief executive and chief medical officer Dr George Cheriyan accompanied by a delegation from the Mayo Clinic at Safriya Palace. The visit marked the signing of a co-operation agreement between Mayo Clinic Care Network and King Hamad American Mission Hospital in Bahrain. His Majesty commended the agreement as a significant milestone in fostering strategic partnerships advancing medical expertise and enhancing healthcare services for patients. He highlighted AMH s long-standing commitment to providing top-tier healthcare to citizens and residents. His Majesty also praised its reputation for excellence continuous development and expansion over its 120-year history as one of the region s pioneering medical institutions. The King emphasised Bahrain s progress in implementing ambitious plans to develop the healthcare sector achieving notable success in delivering advanced high-quality medical services and building skilled medical professionals in line with global standards. His Majesty also underscored the deep-rooted historical ties and strong collaboration between Bahrain and the United States. Dr Cheriyan expressed gratitude to His Majesty for the unwavering support extended to AMH and its staff since its establishment in Bahrain. This reflects the enduring Bahraini-American friendship and joint efforts to strengthen bilateral relations he said.
Read More
His Majesty King Hamad yesterday received American Mission Hospital (AMH) corporate chief executive and chief medical officer Dr George Cheriyan accompanied by a delegation from the Mayo Clinic at Safriya Palace. The visit marked the signing of a co-operation agreement between Mayo Clinic Care Network and King Hamad American Mission Hospital in Bahrain. His Majesty commended the agreement as a significant milestone in fostering strategic partnerships advancing medical expertise and enhancing healthcare services for patients. He highlighted AMH s long-standing commitment to providing top-tier healthcare to citizens and residents. His Majesty also praised its reputation for excellence continuous development and expansion over its 120-year history as one of the region s pioneering medical institutions. The King emphasised Bahrain s progress in implementing ambitious plans to develop the healthcare sector achieving notable success in delivering advanced high-quality medical services and building skilled medical professionals in line with global standards. His Majesty also underscored the deep-rooted historical ties and strong collaboration between Bahrain and the United States. Dr Cheriyan expressed gratitude to His Majesty for the unwavering support extended to AMH and its staff since its establishment in Bahrain. This reflects the enduring Bahraini-American friendship and joint efforts to strengthen bilateral relations he said.
His Royal Highness Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa Crown Prince and Prime Minister yesterday noted the importance of strengthening co-operation between Bahrain and international institutions to improve the kingdom s medical care and treatment services. He welcomed the co-operation agreement between King Hamad American Mission Hospital (KHAMH) and the Mayo Clinic Care Network when he met Mayo Clinic Global Consulting medical director Dr Brian Costello at Gudaibiya Palace. This partnership will integrate KHAMH into the global Mayo Clinic Care Network providing access to expertise resources consultations and training he said. HRH the Crown Prince and Prime Minister commended Bahrain s efforts in advancing its healthcare sector which supports its comprehensive development led by His Majesty King Hamad. He highlighted Bahrain s commitment to developing healthcare services across public and private hospitals as well as enhancing training for medical professionals through partnership with prestigious international institutions. HRH Prince Salman emphasised the importance of enhancing healthcare services across both public and private sectors to ensure high-quality care for all citizens and residents. Dr Costello expressed his gratitude for the opportunity to meet with HRH Prince Salman and for his unwavering commitment to developing the kingdom s healthcare through public-private partnerships. Finance and National Economy Minister Shaikh Salman bin Khalifa Al Khalifa and Cabinet Affairs Minister Hamad Al Malki also attended the meeting.
Read More
His Royal Highness Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa Crown Prince and Prime Minister yesterday noted the importance of strengthening co-operation between Bahrain and international institutions to improve the kingdom s medical care and treatment services. He welcomed the co-operation agreement between King Hamad American Mission Hospital (KHAMH) and the Mayo Clinic Care Network when he met Mayo Clinic Global Consulting medical director Dr Brian Costello at Gudaibiya Palace. This partnership will integrate KHAMH into the global Mayo Clinic Care Network providing access to expertise resources consultations and training he said. HRH the Crown Prince and Prime Minister commended Bahrain s efforts in advancing its healthcare sector which supports its comprehensive development led by His Majesty King Hamad. He highlighted Bahrain s commitment to developing healthcare services across public and private hospitals as well as enhancing training for medical professionals through partnership with prestigious international institutions. HRH Prince Salman emphasised the importance of enhancing healthcare services across both public and private sectors to ensure high-quality care for all citizens and residents. Dr Costello expressed his gratitude for the opportunity to meet with HRH Prince Salman and for his unwavering commitment to developing the kingdom s healthcare through public-private partnerships. Finance and National Economy Minister Shaikh Salman bin Khalifa Al Khalifa and Cabinet Affairs Minister Hamad Al Malki also attended the meeting.
In 1939 a young medical graduate from India Dr Jacob Chandy who had big dreams came to eastern Saudi Arabia to work at a hospital at Aramco (Arabian American Company) later known as Saudi Aramco. After a year Dr Chandy decided to return home as he felt there wasn t enough clinical work in Saudi Arabia to keep him busy. He stopped in the neighbouring island state of Bahrain to book his ticket. He was however told that there would not be a ship returning to India for at least two weeks due to the disruptions in shipping schedules brought by the Second World War. This prompted him to enquire if he could be of help for a few weeks at the American Mission Hospital (AMH) Bahrain which was then run by Dr Paul Harrison. That was a turning point in Dr Chandy s career since he quickly cancelled his travel plans and instead stayed in AMH for three more years. When he went back to India he married and brought his new bride to Bahrain where they welcomed their first child Mathew. After a few years Dr Jacob Chandy expressed his desire to return to his home country and work there. But Mr Harrison who had discovered the young doctor s excellent surgical abilities proposed that he travel to the US to receive formal training in neurosurgery which was then an emerging field. Mr Harrison also advised him that if he returned to India he should consider joining the renowned Christian Medical College (CMC) Vellore which is in today s Tamil Nadu state. That college and hospital like the AMH in Bahrain were started by the missionary doctors of the Reformed Church in America. In 1949 Dr Chandy proceeded to set up India s first Neurological Sciences department at the CMC which led him to be regarded as the country s father of modern neurosurgery after successfully leading the unit until 1970. Mathew Chandy like his pioneering father went on to become a famous professor in the Department of Neurological Sciences at CMC Vellore where he worked until 2001. Jacob Chandy died on June 23 2007 at the age of 97.
Read More
In 1939 a young medical graduate from India Dr Jacob Chandy who had big dreams came to eastern Saudi Arabia to work at a hospital at Aramco (Arabian American Company) later known as Saudi Aramco. After a year Dr Chandy decided to return home as he felt there wasn t enough clinical work in Saudi Arabia to keep him busy. He stopped in the neighbouring island state of Bahrain to book his ticket. He was however told that there would not be a ship returning to India for at least two weeks due to the disruptions in shipping schedules brought by the Second World War. This prompted him to enquire if he could be of help for a few weeks at the American Mission Hospital (AMH) Bahrain which was then run by Dr Paul Harrison. That was a turning point in Dr Chandy s career since he quickly cancelled his travel plans and instead stayed in AMH for three more years. When he went back to India he married and brought his new bride to Bahrain where they welcomed their first child Mathew. After a few years Dr Jacob Chandy expressed his desire to return to his home country and work there. But Mr Harrison who had discovered the young doctor s excellent surgical abilities proposed that he travel to the US to receive formal training in neurosurgery which was then an emerging field. Mr Harrison also advised him that if he returned to India he should consider joining the renowned Christian Medical College (CMC) Vellore which is in today s Tamil Nadu state. That college and hospital like the AMH in Bahrain were started by the missionary doctors of the Reformed Church in America. In 1949 Dr Chandy proceeded to set up India s first Neurological Sciences department at the CMC which led him to be regarded as the country s father of modern neurosurgery after successfully leading the unit until 1970. Mathew Chandy like his pioneering father went on to become a famous professor in the Department of Neurological Sciences at CMC Vellore where he worked until 2001. Jacob Chandy died on June 23 2007 at the age of 97.
The American Mission Hospital (AMH) has conducted the highest number of community events this year since the pioneering hospital launched is outreach programme in 2004 it announced yesterday. The events designed to provide essential health resources education and screenings took place throughout the year ensuring that residents have access to critical services in a convenient accessible manner. Special needs labour camps and social centres were just a few of the organisations who benefited from these outreach events. The aim of community outreach medical events is to improve public health and well-being by providing access to healthcare services and information to underserved or at-risk populations said a statement. These events focus on addressing healthcare disparities and ensuring that individuals have the necessary resources for prevention diagnosis and treatment. The community outreach is a continuation of the legacy of the pioneers who arrived in Bahrain more than 120 years ago to provide much-needed free medical care to the kingdom s population.
Read More
The American Mission Hospital (AMH) has conducted the highest number of community events this year since the pioneering hospital launched is outreach programme in 2004 it announced yesterday. The events designed to provide essential health resources education and screenings took place throughout the year ensuring that residents have access to critical services in a convenient accessible manner. Special needs labour camps and social centres were just a few of the organisations who benefited from these outreach events. The aim of community outreach medical events is to improve public health and well-being by providing access to healthcare services and information to underserved or at-risk populations said a statement. These events focus on addressing healthcare disparities and ensuring that individuals have the necessary resources for prevention diagnosis and treatment. The community outreach is a continuation of the legacy of the pioneers who arrived in Bahrain more than 120 years ago to provide much-needed free medical care to the kingdom s population.
As the winter season descends upon Bahrain it brings with it a unique set of health challenges particularly for young children. King Hamad American Mission Hospital consultant paediatrician (KHAMH) Dr Mohammad Adnan Hourani emphasises the critical role of vigilant paediatric care during this time. Winter while beautiful can pose certain health risks for children explains Dr Hourani. Many viruses including respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) and influenza viruses thrive during this season making it essential to take proactive measures to protect your child s health. Regular paediatric check-ups are crucial year-round but they become even more vital during the winter months. These visits allow healthcare providers to monitor children s growth and development address any concerns and administer essential vaccinations. Vaccinations are a cornerstone of preventive healthcare says Dr Hourani. They shield children from serious illnesses and it s imperative to stay up-to-date with the recommended immunisation schedule. Although it is not obligatory the influenza vaccine (flu shot) is essential during this season for all children aged six months to five years. To minimise the risk of winter illnesses Dr Hourani recommends encouraging frequent hand-washing especially after touching surfaces and before eating. Ensuring your child gets adequate sleep a balanced diet reduced consumption of added sugar and regular physical activity are also important factors to enhance immunity. It is best to provide a diet rich in fruits vegetables and whole grains to boost children s immune system and help fight infections including promoting drinking plenty of water even if they don t feel thirsty. Layering clothing helps to regulate body temperature more effectively. During peak flu season it is recommended to limit exposure in crowded indoor environments. While most winter illnesses are mild and can be managed at home it s important to know when to seek professional medical advice. Dr Hourani advises parents to watch for the following symptoms: A fever above 38 degrees Celsius in infants and young children. A cough that lasts for more than a week or worsens over time as it may indicate a more serious respiratory infection. Rapid breathing wheezing or chest pain which can be signs of respiratory distress. Symptoms such as reduced activity poor appetite dry mouth decreased urine output and sunken eyes. If your child exhibits any of these symptoms it s crucial to consult your paediatrician promptly emphasises Dr Hourani. Early intervention can help prevent complications and ensure a speedy recovery. By following these guidelines and prioritising preventive measures parents can help their children stay healthy and happy throughout the winter season. KHAMH remains committed to providing exceptional paediatric care and supporting families in maintaining optimal child health. To book a consultation call KHAMH at 17177711 or WhatsApp 33644177.
Read More
As the winter season descends upon Bahrain it brings with it a unique set of health challenges particularly for young children. King Hamad American Mission Hospital consultant paediatrician (KHAMH) Dr Mohammad Adnan Hourani emphasises the critical role of vigilant paediatric care during this time. Winter while beautiful can pose certain health risks for children explains Dr Hourani. Many viruses including respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) and influenza viruses thrive during this season making it essential to take proactive measures to protect your child s health. Regular paediatric check-ups are crucial year-round but they become even more vital during the winter months. These visits allow healthcare providers to monitor children s growth and development address any concerns and administer essential vaccinations. Vaccinations are a cornerstone of preventive healthcare says Dr Hourani. They shield children from serious illnesses and it s imperative to stay up-to-date with the recommended immunisation schedule. Although it is not obligatory the influenza vaccine (flu shot) is essential during this season for all children aged six months to five years. To minimise the risk of winter illnesses Dr Hourani recommends encouraging frequent hand-washing especially after touching surfaces and before eating. Ensuring your child gets adequate sleep a balanced diet reduced consumption of added sugar and regular physical activity are also important factors to enhance immunity. It is best to provide a diet rich in fruits vegetables and whole grains to boost children s immune system and help fight infections including promoting drinking plenty of water even if they don t feel thirsty. Layering clothing helps to regulate body temperature more effectively. During peak flu season it is recommended to limit exposure in crowded indoor environments. While most winter illnesses are mild and can be managed at home it s important to know when to seek professional medical advice. Dr Hourani advises parents to watch for the following symptoms: A fever above 38 degrees Celsius in infants and young children. A cough that lasts for more than a week or worsens over time as it may indicate a more serious respiratory infection. Rapid breathing wheezing or chest pain which can be signs of respiratory distress. Symptoms such as reduced activity poor appetite dry mouth decreased urine output and sunken eyes. If your child exhibits any of these symptoms it s crucial to consult your paediatrician promptly emphasises Dr Hourani. Early intervention can help prevent complications and ensure a speedy recovery. By following these guidelines and prioritising preventive measures parents can help their children stay healthy and happy throughout the winter season. KHAMH remains committed to providing exceptional paediatric care and supporting families in maintaining optimal child health. To book a consultation call KHAMH at 17177711 or WhatsApp 33644177.
His Majesty King Hamad yesterday received American Mission Hospital (AMH) corporate chief executive and chief medical officer Dr George Cheriyan accompanied by a delegation from the Mayo Clinic at Safriya Palace. The visit marked the signing of a co-operation agreement between Mayo Clinic Care Network and King Hamad American Mission Hospital in Bahrain. His Majesty commended the agreement as a significant milestone in fostering strategic partnerships advancing medical expertise and enhancing healthcare services for patients. He highlighted AMH s long-standing commitment to providing top-tier healthcare to citizens and residents. His Majesty also praised its reputation for excellence continuous development and expansion over its 120-year history as one of the region s pioneering medical institutions. The King emphasised Bahrain s progress in implementing ambitious plans to develop the healthcare sector achieving notable success in delivering advanced high-quality medical services and building skilled medical professionals in line with global standards. His Majesty also underscored the deep-rooted historical ties and strong collaboration between Bahrain and the United States. Dr Cheriyan expressed gratitude to His Majesty for the unwavering support extended to AMH and its staff since its establishment in Bahrain. This reflects the enduring Bahraini-American friendship and joint efforts to strengthen bilateral relations he said.
Read More
His Majesty King Hamad yesterday received American Mission Hospital (AMH) corporate chief executive and chief medical officer Dr George Cheriyan accompanied by a delegation from the Mayo Clinic at Safriya Palace. The visit marked the signing of a co-operation agreement between Mayo Clinic Care Network and King Hamad American Mission Hospital in Bahrain. His Majesty commended the agreement as a significant milestone in fostering strategic partnerships advancing medical expertise and enhancing healthcare services for patients. He highlighted AMH s long-standing commitment to providing top-tier healthcare to citizens and residents. His Majesty also praised its reputation for excellence continuous development and expansion over its 120-year history as one of the region s pioneering medical institutions. The King emphasised Bahrain s progress in implementing ambitious plans to develop the healthcare sector achieving notable success in delivering advanced high-quality medical services and building skilled medical professionals in line with global standards. His Majesty also underscored the deep-rooted historical ties and strong collaboration between Bahrain and the United States. Dr Cheriyan expressed gratitude to His Majesty for the unwavering support extended to AMH and its staff since its establishment in Bahrain. This reflects the enduring Bahraini-American friendship and joint efforts to strengthen bilateral relations he said.
His Royal Highness Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa Crown Prince and Prime Minister yesterday noted the importance of strengthening co-operation between Bahrain and international institutions to improve the kingdom s medical care and treatment services. He welcomed the co-operation agreement between King Hamad American Mission Hospital (KHAMH) and the Mayo Clinic Care Network when he met Mayo Clinic Global Consulting medical director Dr Brian Costello at Gudaibiya Palace. This partnership will integrate KHAMH into the global Mayo Clinic Care Network providing access to expertise resources consultations and training he said. HRH the Crown Prince and Prime Minister commended Bahrain s efforts in advancing its healthcare sector which supports its comprehensive development led by His Majesty King Hamad. He highlighted Bahrain s commitment to developing healthcare services across public and private hospitals as well as enhancing training for medical professionals through partnership with prestigious international institutions. HRH Prince Salman emphasised the importance of enhancing healthcare services across both public and private sectors to ensure high-quality care for all citizens and residents. Dr Costello expressed his gratitude for the opportunity to meet with HRH Prince Salman and for his unwavering commitment to developing the kingdom s healthcare through public-private partnerships. Finance and National Economy Minister Shaikh Salman bin Khalifa Al Khalifa and Cabinet Affairs Minister Hamad Al Malki also attended the meeting.
Read More
His Royal Highness Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa Crown Prince and Prime Minister yesterday noted the importance of strengthening co-operation between Bahrain and international institutions to improve the kingdom s medical care and treatment services. He welcomed the co-operation agreement between King Hamad American Mission Hospital (KHAMH) and the Mayo Clinic Care Network when he met Mayo Clinic Global Consulting medical director Dr Brian Costello at Gudaibiya Palace. This partnership will integrate KHAMH into the global Mayo Clinic Care Network providing access to expertise resources consultations and training he said. HRH the Crown Prince and Prime Minister commended Bahrain s efforts in advancing its healthcare sector which supports its comprehensive development led by His Majesty King Hamad. He highlighted Bahrain s commitment to developing healthcare services across public and private hospitals as well as enhancing training for medical professionals through partnership with prestigious international institutions. HRH Prince Salman emphasised the importance of enhancing healthcare services across both public and private sectors to ensure high-quality care for all citizens and residents. Dr Costello expressed his gratitude for the opportunity to meet with HRH Prince Salman and for his unwavering commitment to developing the kingdom s healthcare through public-private partnerships. Finance and National Economy Minister Shaikh Salman bin Khalifa Al Khalifa and Cabinet Affairs Minister Hamad Al Malki also attended the meeting.
No more news.
