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Today, Prof. Dr. Tarek Ali, Acting President of Beni-Suef University, chaired the 81st meeting of the Board of Directors of Beni-Suef University Hospitals. The meeting was attended by Prof. Dr. Hany Hamed, Dean of the Faculty of Medicine and Chairman of the Board of Directors of the University Hospitals; Dr. Emad El-Banna, Executive Director of the University Hospitals; and Mr. Mohamed Selim, Secretary-General of the University. The meeting aimed to monitor workflow at the University Hospitals and discuss ways to improve the healthcare services provided to citizens.
During the meeting, the University President emphasized the importance of strengthening cooperation and continuous coordination among physicians and consultants across various specialties to provide comprehensive medical care in accordance with the highest professional and humanitarian standards. He also stressed the need to ensure that patients and visitors to the University Hospitals are treated well and that their healthcare needs are met efficiently and promptly, reflecting the University’s community and humanitarian role in serving residents of the governorate and neighboring areas.
The University President directed that the patient reception system be improved, with particular emphasis on training administrative security personnel in courteous and professional communication with hospital visitors. This will help create an appropriate environment based on respect and discipline while ensuring that patients receive the necessary assistance and guidance from the moment they enter the hospital until they obtain the required services.
He noted that the University Hospitals bear a significant responsibility toward the community, as they are tasked with providing healthcare and medical services to nearly three million residents of Beni-Suef Governorate and areas in southern Giza. He affirmed the University Administration’s commitment to supporting the hospitals and providing the resources needed to improve medical and administrative performance, ensuring continuous enhancement of healthcare and treatment services and the delivery of the best possible care to patients. This commitment stems from the University’s mission to serve the community and contribute effectively to supporting the healthcare sector in the governorate.
The meeting also discussed several medical and technical issues, including a request to equip the Eye Surgery and Corneal Transplant Hospital, recognition of the efforts made by the Diagnostic and Interventional Radiology Department and the development and renovation work it has undergone, and the announcement of the commencement of operations at several new specialized units, including the Interventional Radiology Unit, the Women’s Health Unit, and the Cardiovascular Screening Unit.
Discussions also covered several administrative and organizational matters, including a proposal to increase the number of deputy administrative officers on duty to meet the requirements of round-the-clock operations, consideration of arrangements for managing the Interventional and Cerebral Catheterization Unit, and a proposed cooperation protocol with Prescriptech to support digital transformation and launch the hospitals’ official website.
The Board also discussed a proposal to implement the DIME SMART ID smart-card system.
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