emirates7 - As part of Operation Chivalrous Knight 3, the UAE Floating Hospital in Al Arish, Egypt, has announced the launch of a physiotherapy department, aimed at delivering top-quality healthcare services to Palestinian patients and those injured from the Gaza Strip.
This development underscores the UAE’s unwavering humanitarian commitment to supporting the people of Gaza as they face ongoing challenges.
The new department will offer daily medical care to individuals with prosthetic limbs and patients recovering from surgeries, such as joint replacements. In its initial phase, the facility is set to accommodate and treat 60 cases, with plans to expand services in subsequent phases.
Staffed by qualified medical, technical, and nursing teams from the UAE and Indonesia, the department is equipped with the latest therapeutic techniques and advanced equipment, adhering to international standards. This setup aims to enhance the quality of healthcare and provide more efficient rehabilitation, enabling patients to achieve better outcomes with fewer sessions.
Serving as a model for humanitarian medical aid, the UAE Floating Hospital exemplifies the country’s dedication to supporting Palestinians in Gaza, especially under the dire conditions in the region.
The UAE Floating Hospital began offering medical services to the Palestinian population on February 23. It is managed by a team of Emirati healthcare professionals across various specialties and has a capacity of 100 beds, plus an additional 100 beds for patient companions.
The hospital features operating rooms for diverse surgeries, intensive care and anaesthesia units, outpatient clinics, as well as supporting medical services like X-ray facilities, a pharmacy, and a laboratory. These ensure comprehensive treatment for patients, adhering to the highest global standards set for field hospitals.
This development underscores the UAE’s unwavering humanitarian commitment to supporting the people of Gaza as they face ongoing challenges.
The new department will offer daily medical care to individuals with prosthetic limbs and patients recovering from surgeries, such as joint replacements. In its initial phase, the facility is set to accommodate and treat 60 cases, with plans to expand services in subsequent phases.
Staffed by qualified medical, technical, and nursing teams from the UAE and Indonesia, the department is equipped with the latest therapeutic techniques and advanced equipment, adhering to international standards. This setup aims to enhance the quality of healthcare and provide more efficient rehabilitation, enabling patients to achieve better outcomes with fewer sessions.
Serving as a model for humanitarian medical aid, the UAE Floating Hospital exemplifies the country’s dedication to supporting Palestinians in Gaza, especially under the dire conditions in the region.
The UAE Floating Hospital began offering medical services to the Palestinian population on February 23. It is managed by a team of Emirati healthcare professionals across various specialties and has a capacity of 100 beds, plus an additional 100 beds for patient companions.
The hospital features operating rooms for diverse surgeries, intensive care and anaesthesia units, outpatient clinics, as well as supporting medical services like X-ray facilities, a pharmacy, and a laboratory. These ensure comprehensive treatment for patients, adhering to the highest global standards set for field hospitals.