Asuncion, IP Agency.- The night clinics, which were set up in 35 hospitals across the country, received more than 279,000 patients, demonstrating that this is a significant strategy that seeks to facilitate access to medical services for the population.
A total of 279,177 consultations have already been carried out since August of last year in the “Night Clinics” of the Ministry of Public Health.
This service is available from 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. in 35 hospitals and is of utmost importance as it helps to relieve congestion in emergency areas.
Citizens can access consultations in key specialties such as pediatrics, gynecology, cardiology, dentistry, medical clinic and surgery during the aforementioned extended hours. Reducing waiting times and optimizing assistance for cases requiring immediate attention are other objectives of the strategy.
The Ministry of Health urges citizens to take advantage of these night clinics for both periodic check-ups and in cases of symptoms of illness. The availability of specialists during these extended hours seeks to guarantee quality medical care.
List of hospitals:
The 35 hospitals that currently offer night clinic services are: the General Hospital of Barrio Obrero, the Maternal and Child Hospital of Santísima Trinidad, the General Hospital of San Lorenzo (Calle´i), the Maternal and Child Hospital of Loma Pytã, the General Hospital of Lambaré, the General Hospital of Luque, the General Hospital of Villa Elisa, the Regional Hospital of Ciudad del Este and the Regional Hospital of Caacupé.
As well as the Regional Hospital of Coronel Oviedo, Regional Hospital of Caazapá, Regional Hospital of Encarnación, Regional Hospital of Pilar, Regional Hospital of Paraguarí, District Hospital of Tobatí, District Hospital of Altos, District Hospital of Piribebuy, District Hospital of Caaguazú, Integrated Hospital of Ayolas, District Hospital of Coronel Bogado, Regional Hospital of Concepción.
As well as the Mariscal Estigarribia Regional Hospital, Villa Choferes Maternity and Child Hospital, Mariano Roque Alonso District Hospital, Pedro Juan Caballero Regional Hospital, San Pablo Maternity and Child Hospital, Institute of Tropical Medicine (IMT) and the General Pediatric Hospital “Niños de Acosta Ñu”.
The list continues with: Presidente Franco District Hospital, Villarrica Regional Hospital, Salto del Guairá Regional Hospital, Tomás Romero Pereira District Hospital, Villa Hayes Regional Hospital, Yby Yaú Health Center and the Carapeguá District Hospital.
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2024-07-12 05:26:57
