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Prompt medical care is at last on offer in Iraq
2009
Overview
For medical care, many scramble to find money somehow. 'It is a catastrophe at the government-run hospitals,' says Hayder Abud, 30, at the private hospital for a check-up. 'When you finally get a doctor to see you there, they are so rushed and sleep deprived, you can't be sure you are getting proper treatment.' 'Iraq's Ministry of Health is struggling,' said Khaled, administrative manager at the Saint Raphael Hospital, requesting that his last name not be used. 'We have had problems with the Ministry of Health because they are angry at us for treating so many more people nowadays.' Dr. Rhamis Mukhtar, the only surgeon for morbid obesity in Iraq, has been working at this private hospital since 2000, while also working at a state hospital. 'I'm thinking of moving here full time,' he said. 'There are much better supplies, services, and overall care for the patient. This centre is the best for laproscopic surgery in the country.'
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