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Tribune News Network
Doha
Following the recent Cabinet decision to implement the final phase of the COVID-19 Qatar National Response Plan, the Primary Health Care Corporation (PHCC) has initiated Phase 4 of its ‘Back to Normal’ plan with 27 of the 28 PHCC health centres now fully operational and delivering quality healthcare services, with face-to-face consultations, if requested.
“With the exception of the Rawdat Al Khail Health Center, which will remain as a COVID-19 dedicated health centre, all other PHCC health centres have now fully restored their on-site healthcare services, including face-to-face visits with scheduled appointments, if requested by patients, but they will continue to offer virtual consultations to those patients who prefer that type of appointment,” said Dr Samya Abdulla, executive director of Operations at PHCC.
Although Rawdat Al Khail Health Center will continue as a COVID-19 dedicated health centre, with the number of COVID-related visits steadily decreasing, it will provide 24-hour urgent care and eventually resume all speciality services at a later date, via a separate pathway.
The Community Call Center, accessible via 16000, will continue to operate as usual, providing urgent telephone and video consultations when necessary.
Dental and SMART clinic services within health centres have also now resumed 100 percent of their operational capacity. ‘Drive Thru’ swabbing services and ‘COVID-19 Screening Clinic’ services will also continue to operate at health centres until further notice.
PHCC requests both the healthcare teams and the community to continue to follow the the Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) COVID-19 guidelines.
All PHCC health centres will continue to follow strict operating procedures to control the spread of the COVID-19 virus, with stringent safety and preventive measures in place to manage face-to-face appointments. These measures include smart scheduling of appointments, the use of personal protective equipment, social distancing within the centres, regular virus testing for its staff, as well as rigorous hygiene and disinfection protocols.
Doha
Following the recent Cabinet decision to implement the final phase of the COVID-19 Qatar National Response Plan, the Primary Health Care Corporation (PHCC) has initiated Phase 4 of its ‘Back to Normal’ plan with 27 of the 28 PHCC health centres now fully operational and delivering quality healthcare services, with face-to-face consultations, if requested.
“With the exception of the Rawdat Al Khail Health Center, which will remain as a COVID-19 dedicated health centre, all other PHCC health centres have now fully restored their on-site healthcare services, including face-to-face visits with scheduled appointments, if requested by patients, but they will continue to offer virtual consultations to those patients who prefer that type of appointment,” said Dr Samya Abdulla, executive director of Operations at PHCC.
Although Rawdat Al Khail Health Center will continue as a COVID-19 dedicated health centre, with the number of COVID-related visits steadily decreasing, it will provide 24-hour urgent care and eventually resume all speciality services at a later date, via a separate pathway.
The Community Call Center, accessible via 16000, will continue to operate as usual, providing urgent telephone and video consultations when necessary.
Dental and SMART clinic services within health centres have also now resumed 100 percent of their operational capacity. ‘Drive Thru’ swabbing services and ‘COVID-19 Screening Clinic’ services will also continue to operate at health centres until further notice.
PHCC requests both the healthcare teams and the community to continue to follow the the Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) COVID-19 guidelines.
All PHCC health centres will continue to follow strict operating procedures to control the spread of the COVID-19 virus, with stringent safety and preventive measures in place to manage face-to-face appointments. These measures include smart scheduling of appointments, the use of personal protective equipment, social distancing within the centres, regular virus testing for its staff, as well as rigorous hygiene and disinfection protocols.
