New heart hospital in Bahrain funded by Abu Dhabi opens, doctors hope more patients from Gulf
A heart treatment healthcare centre sundered by the United Arab Emirates opened in Bahrain on Monday. The doctors at the hospital, which is called the Mohammed bin Khalifa bin Salman Al Khalifa Cardiac Specialist Centre, are hoping that more patients from the gulf region. The centre will reportedly have 148 beds which more than double the number that was there in the previous clinic. The clinic earlier had only 60 beds. More beds will make more space for patients and also cater to emergency services. As per reports child and adult patients will be treated in a specialist clinic in the same hospital, which will also have surgical and cardiac facilities. The centre also has a capacity of 14 outpatients which is more than what the hospital had earlier. Dr Leena Al Sulaibeekh, a consultant cardiologist, said “We are proud to have this centre that will be one of the largest in the Middle East.” She also said that it will be a completely intelligent hospital and will use technology...