Location Jidhafs, Bahrain Founded October 1978 | Hospital type Private Phone +973 1759 8222 | |
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First international hospital of bahrain rheumatology conference
The International Hospital of Bahrain (Abbreviation: IHB; Arabic: مستشفى البحرين الدولي ) is one of the major hospitals in the Kingdom of Bahrain and the first private medical center in the kingdom. It is located in Jidhafs, a northern city in Bahrain.
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- First international hospital of bahrain rheumatology conference
- History
- Medical and Clinical Support Services
- References
The International Hospital of Bahrain initiated the Visiting Professors program to boost the delivery of health care accessible to the community without having the need to travel abroad. They also organize scientific lectures where distinguished speakers in their respective medical fields are invited to discuss the latest trend in medicine.
History
The IHB started in the seventies in a small flat in the Salmaniya Highway. It was the first private clinic of Mr. Faysal Saeed Zeerah, Bahrain’s first UK-qualified Bahraini Surgeon.
Mr. Zeerah, along with Dr. Ali Fakhro, the first Minister of Health, was also instrumental in designing and building the Salmaniya Medical Center.
Mr. Zeerah, however, foresaw the importance of private medicine and he strongly believed in starting it. Thus, he decided to branch out and build the first private hospital in the Kingdom. The International Hospital of Bahrain WLL was then formed in October 1978, as a modest clinic with very few beds and with Mr. Zeerah as its only doctor. Dr. Reginald Hutchings later on joined as Obstetrician and Gynaecologist. Gradually the services offered expanded: Physiotherapy, a small Laboratory and later on Radiology were added.
Over the years the services kept on growing and adding. Today most of the major specialties are now represented. There are today around seventy doctors (most are specialists and consultants) who practice in the hospital. There is almost four hundred hospital staff to provide support for the service of the community.
Medical and Clinical Support Services
Medical Services
Clinical support services