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PRIVATE HOSPITALS AI Ahli Hospital: AI Ahli Hospital looks set to be a major private hospital in Qatar. It opened with limited services in December, and full operations are scheduled to be launched in phases throughout the first half of 2005. AI Emadl Hospital: Besides nursing patients back to health, the management at AI Emadi Hospital aims to provide comprehensive healthcare education to its patients. It believes in knowledge-sharing and planning with patients and their families. Its wide range of specialty care includes treatment of obesity, general surgery, plastic and reconstructive surgeries, dermatology, dental services and emergency services. See page 218 for further details. American Hospital Doha: Opened in mid-October 1999, American Hospital Doha was Qatar's first private hospital and has recently upgraded its apparatus and facilities. Doha Clinic Hospital: Doha Clinic started life as a polyclinic in 1994 and expanded over the years to become a fully integrated hospital in 2001. It was renamed Doha Clinic Hospital. How to obtain a Health Card To obtain a Health Card, expatriates must provide the following: Copies of passport and Residence Permit Copies of Qatar ID Two passport-sized photographs A fee These should be taken to the Rumailah Hospital, or alternatively to any HMC clinic. The card takes two to three weeks to process, and can be collected from the hospital, or delivered for an enhanceitional fee. A medical file is also opened for the holder, and kept at their nearest government health centre. Employers often undertake to carry out the above procedures on behalf of the employee. Cards last for the same number of years as the holder's Residency Permit, and can be renewed online on the Qatar government Hukoomi website. 48 | P a g e
MEDICAL R&D IN QATAR Currently, there is lots of investment in research and development, through organizations such as the Qatar Foundation. There are also funds to attract researchers to come to Qatar with financing for existing research and development projects that occur in several places around the world. This is not yet up to speed but the growth of projects and breakthroughs year by year is quite high. If we compare the level of medical research and development in Qatar to the region, it is much better in Qatar. If we compare it to international standards and to what Qatar wants to achieve, there are still a lot of efforts that have to be made. SWOT Analysis of Qatar healthcare sector Strength Qatar has the most advanced medical equipment .Highly qualified staff available in Qatar.A countrywide network of hospitals and healthcare centers Cardiology department that is referred to by outside specialists as "one of the best in the world" Driven by new government strategy and regulatory reforms, more investments are expected in the GCC healthcare industry .Great Infrastructure provide by Government . Weakness Laws governing private practice are strict, and licensing Problem to get is always challenging in Qatar. Qatar has small population .Lack of Nursing Staff and Doctors because of number of colleges for them is low Opportunities HMC, the Qatari government has also promoted the private sector providing healthcare to the publicCommon health difficulties include alcoholism (particularly among bachelors, owing to loneliness and depression) and respiratory difficulties caused by sand and dust in the air – a situation exacerbated by non-stopping building work in most states. Hard work and long hours in often extreme heat can also affect the immune system and compromise the body‘s ability to counter illness. Demand of Healthcare is always highest level Threat Government Hospitals are threat for Private Hospitals Also At these HMC facilities, medical and dental treatment is free for people of Qatar.Residents and visitors are required to apply for a QR100 health card, which allows them to pay small charges for various tests and consultations as well as a nominal fee for inpatient care.Dubai, 49 | P a g e
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PRIVATE HOSPITALS<br />
AI Ahli Hospital: AI Ahli Hospital looks set to be a major private hospital in Qatar. It<br />
opened with limited services in December, and full operations are scheduled to be<br />
launched in phases throughout the first half of 2005.<br />
AI Emadl Hospital: Besides nursing patients back to health, the management at AI<br />
Emadi Hospital aims to provide comprehensive healthcare education to its patients.<br />
It believes in knowledge-sharing and planning with patients and their families. Its<br />
wide range of specialty care includes treatment of obesity, general surgery, plastic<br />
and reconstructive surgeries, dermatology, dental services and emergency services.<br />
See page 218 for further details. American Hospital Doha: Opened in mid-October<br />
1999, American Hospital Doha was Qatar's first private hospital and has recently<br />
upgraded its apparatus and facilities. Doha Clinic Hospital: Doha Clinic started life as<br />
a polyclinic in 1994 and expanded over the years to become a fully integrated<br />
hospital in 2001. It was renamed Doha Clinic Hospital.<br />
How to obtain a Health Card<br />
To obtain a Health Card, expatriates must provide the following:<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
Copies of passport and Residence Permit<br />
Copies of Qatar ID<br />
Two passport-sized photographs<br />
A fee<br />
These should be taken to the Rumailah Hospital, or alternatively to any HMC clinic.<br />
The card takes two to three weeks to process, and can be collected from the<br />
hospital, or delivered for an enhanceitional fee. A medical file is also opened for the<br />
holder, and kept at their nearest government health centre. Employers often<br />
undertake to carry out the above procedures on behalf of the employee.<br />
Cards last for the same number of years as the holder's Residency Permit, and<br />
can be renewed online on the Qatar government Hukoomi website.<br />
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