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Referral process monitored for equitable patient distribution
Referral process monitored for equitable patient distribution

Qatar Tribune

time21-07-2025

  • Health
  • Qatar Tribune

Referral process monitored for equitable patient distribution

The referral process is closely monitored to ensure equitable distribution of patients and the efficient use of healthcare resources. Referrals are facilitated through a secure electronic platform, ensuring confidentiality and seamless data exchange with the private hospitals. Eligible patients are contacted to obtain their consent before the referral is initiated. Once consent is given, the referral is transmitted securely via the platform. Additionally, selected physicians at the participating private hospitals have been granted limited, secure access to patients' medical files at HMC to support continuity of care. Patients may also request their medical reports from HMC when needed to assist in treatment decisions at the referral facility. Al Naimi highlighted that this referral initiative initially began with The View Hospital and has now expanded to include five private hospitals. Al Naimi expressed confidence that the program will significantly enhance the treatment experience for Qatari citizens.

The View Hospital becomes first in Qatar to offer 3D CT Gastric Volume Study for bariatric patients
The View Hospital becomes first in Qatar to offer 3D CT Gastric Volume Study for bariatric patients

Qatar Tribune

time12-07-2025

  • Health
  • Qatar Tribune

The View Hospital becomes first in Qatar to offer 3D CT Gastric Volume Study for bariatric patients

Tribune News Network Doha The View Hospital, in affiliation with Cedars-Sinai, has become the first hospital in Qatar to offer the 3D CT Gastric Volume Study, an advanced diagnostic imaging service that gives physicians a clearer view of post-surgical anatomy in bariatric patients. The launch of the service marks a milestone not only for the hospital but for the country's evolving landscape of precision medicine. Designed specifically for individuals who have undergone bariatric procedures, the 3D CT Gastric Volume Study delivers highly detailed, three-dimensional images that accurately assess the size and shape of the remaining stomach. The technology helps clinicians detect structural abnormalities, track patient progress, and anticipate potential complications, all with exceptional accuracy and speed. 'For many patients, bariatric surgery is a turning point in their health journey,' said Dr Jassim Fakhro, senior consultant in Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery and Medical Director of Qatari Physicians at The View Hospital. 'But it doesn't end in the operating room. Ongoing monitoring is key, and with this technology, we can now offer unmatched insight and support as patients work toward a healthier future.' This imaging advancement couldn't come at a more crucial time. As rates of obesity and metabolic disease rise across the region, bariatric surgery has emerged as a powerful tool for intervention. But surgery alone isn't enough - what follows is a complex physiological transition that demands thoughtful, individualized follow-up care. That's where the 3D CT Gastric Volume Study makes its impact. By visualising the internal anatomy in such detail, physicians can make data-driven decisions tailored to each patient's unique post-surgical profile. Whether it's adjusting dietary recommendations, identifying mechanical issues, or flagging early signs of nutritional compromise, this diagnostic innovation offers a more complete picture and a more proactive path forward. Moreover, this technology plays a pivotal role in planning revisional bariatric surgeries, particularly in cases of weight regain or severe GERD (gastroesophageal reflux disease) after the initial procedure. The precise anatomical data provided by the 3D imaging enables surgeons to better evaluate the structural causes behind such complications and tailor surgical interventions, accordingly, improving outcomes and patient safety. 'At The View Hospital, we are committed to healthcare innovation and advancing academic care,' said Dr Fatih Mehmet Gul, CEO of The View Hospital. 'The launch of Qatar's first 3D CT Gastric Volume Study for bariatric patients reflects our medical expertise and dedication to providing precise, personalized treatment through cutting-edge technologies.' With this latest addition, The View Hospital further strengthens its position as a leader in advanced, patient-centered care. By combining innovative technology with a deep commitment to personalized medicine, the hospital continues to raise the bar for what modern healthcare should look likein Qatar and across the region.

Vodafone Qatar inks MoU with The View Hospital and KMC
Vodafone Qatar inks MoU with The View Hospital and KMC

Qatar Tribune

time01-07-2025

  • Health
  • Qatar Tribune

Vodafone Qatar inks MoU with The View Hospital and KMC

Tribune News Network Doha Vodafone Qatar has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with The View Hospital and the Korean Medical Centre (KMC) to foster collaboration, empower healthcare leadership, and advance wellbeing initiatives across Qatar. The MoU was formally signed by Baran Yurdagul, chief operating officer at Vodafone Qatar, and Dr. Fatih Mehmet Gul, chief executive officer, on behalf of The View Hospital and KMC. Key areas of collaboration under the MoU include joint employee engagement campaigns such as internal awareness initiatives and workshops. Vodafone Qatar will support the partnership by enabling secure, data-driven healthcare through its advanced 5G connectivity, Internet of Things (IoT) solutions, and cloud technologies. These technologies will further support the development of smart systems, facilitate real-time remote patient monitoring, and enhance coordinated care .Under this agreement, The View Hospital and KMC will also explore offering products and services at special rates to Vodafone Qatar employees. Yurdagul said, 'Vodafone Qatar is committed to innovation, technological development, and enabling Qatar's digital transformation, in line with the Qatar National Vision 2030. 'Our partnership with The View Hospital and KMC will deliver mutual value by enhancing employee wellbeing and driving the advancement of healthcare excellence in Qatar. Together, we are excited to explore and create new avenues for growth, with a shared commitment to support wellness and healthy lifestyles in Qatar.' Dr. Mehmet Gul said, 'At The View Hospital and Korean Medical Centre, we believe that meaningful partnerships are key to shaping the future of healthcare. Our collaboration with Vodafone Qatar represents a shared vision to integrate innovation, connectivity, and compassion in delivering exceptional patient care.'

The View Hospital performs ME's1st magnetic surgery in pvt sector
The View Hospital performs ME's1st magnetic surgery in pvt sector

Qatar Tribune

time26-06-2025

  • Health
  • Qatar Tribune

The View Hospital performs ME's1st magnetic surgery in pvt sector

Tribune News Network Doha The View Hospital, in affiliation with Cedars-Sinai, has announced the successful completion of the first magnetic duodenal-ileostomy procedure in the private sector in the Middle East. This groundbreaking revision surgery offers a solution for patients who have experienced weight regain following sleeve gastrectomy. The advanced, minimally invasive procedure was performed by Dr Jassim Fakhro, Consultant in Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery and Medical Director of Qatari Physicians at The View Hospital, in the presence of Prof Michel Gagner, a global pioneer in metabolic surgery and the inventor of the magnetic technique. Unlike conventional surgical approaches that require cutting or stapling, magnetic duodenal-ileostomy involves placing two rare-earth magnets into the small intestine — one in the duodenum and the other in the ileum. Over the course of a few days, the magnets gradually compress the tissue between them to form a secure, suture-free connection. This rerouting of the digestive tract enhances hormonal responses that regulate appetite and metabolism, supporting long-term weight loss while reducing the risks and recovery time associated with traditional surgery. 'Bariatric surgery has long been the most reliable and effective way we have for treating the severe obesity. Now, with the successful use of magnetic anastomosis we can lower the risk of complications like bleeding and leakage. Our most effective operations for the treatment of obesity are now safer than ever thanks to magnetic compression anastomosis,' said Dr Jassim Fakhro. 'We are proud to be the first private hospital in Qatar to experience this transformative platform. As a health system dedicated to remaining at the forefront of medical technology and innovation, we are excited about adopting this innovation to advance patient outcomes at The View Hospital,' said Dr Fatih Mehmet Gul, CEO of The View Hospital. The successful procedure highlights The View Hospital's ongoing mission to bring world-class surgical innovation to Qatar. By being the first private healthcare provider in the country to adopt this technology, the hospital continues to set new benchmarks in bariatric and metabolic care, expanding its leadership in minimally invasive and patient-centred solutions.

The View Hospital Performs the Middle East's First Magnetic Surgery in the Private Sector
The View Hospital Performs the Middle East's First Magnetic Surgery in the Private Sector

Qatar Tribune

time26-06-2025

  • Health
  • Qatar Tribune

The View Hospital Performs the Middle East's First Magnetic Surgery in the Private Sector

The View Hospital, in affiliation with Cedars-Sinai is pleased to announce the completion of the first magnetic duodenal-ileostomy case in the private sector in Middle East. A revolutionary revision surgery for patients who have experienced weight regain following sleeve gastrectomy. The advanced, minimally invasive procedure was conducted by Dr. Jassim Fakhro , Consultant in Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery, and the Medical Director of Qatari Physicians at The View Hospital, in the distinguished presence of Prof. Michel Gagner , a global pioneer in metabolic surgery and the inventor of the magnetic technique. Unlike conventional surgical approaches that require cutting or stapling, magnetic duodenal-ileostomy involves placing two rare-earth magnets into the small intestine — one in the duodenum and the other in the ileum. Over the course of a few days, the magnets gradually compress the tissue between them to form a secure, suture-free connection. This rerouting of the digestive tract enhances hormonal responses that regulate appetite and metabolism, supporting long-term weight loss while reducing the risks and recovery time associated with traditional surgery. ' Bariatric surgery has long been the most reliable and effective way we have for treating the severe obesity. Now, with the successful use of magnetic anastomosis we can lower the risk of complications like bleeding and leakage. Our most effective operations for the treatment of obesity are now safer than ever thanks to magnetic compression anastomosis' said Dr. Jassim Fakhro . ' We are proud to be the first private hospital in Qatar to experience this transformative platform. As a health system dedicated to remaining at the forefront of medical technology and innovation, we are excited about adopting this innovation to advance patient outcomes at The View Hospital' said Dr. Fatih Mehmet Gul , CEO of The View Hospital. The successful procedure highlights The View Hospital's ongoing mission to bring world-class surgical innovation to Qatar. By being the first private healthcare provider in the country to adopt this technology, the hospital continues to set new benchmarks in bariatric and metabolic care, expanding its leadership in minimally invasive and patient-centered solutions.

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