HIBAPRESS – A. Mahyoui
Within the framework of the ongoing dynamic to rehabilitate health infrastructure and strengthen the medical offer at the territorial level, the Boulemane province is witnessing tangible progress in the construction of the proximity hospital project, which is expected to be a qualitative addition to the health system in the province, and meets the needs of the population in accessing basic health services in appropriate conditions.
From the heart of the workshop, work continues at an accelerated pace, reflecting the size of the field mobilization of various interveners, with a view to bringing this project into existence as soon as possible.
This acceleration comes in the context of ensuring the reduction of spatial disparities in the health sector, and ensuring the provision of medical services to citizens, especially in areas that suffer from a shortage of health infrastructure.
The proximity hospital in Boulemane is expected to provide essential medical services, including general consultations and emergency treatments, in addition to spaces prepared according to the approved standards, which will contribute to reducing pressure on neighboring hospital institutions, and improving the quality of services provided to the population.
Local affairs observers confirm that this project represents a real beacon of hope, given the transformation it will bring about in the health offer in the province, especially in light of the challenges associated with distance and the difficulty of accessing specialized medical services.
The acceleration of the pace of work also reflects a clear will on the part of the supervising authorities to make this vital workshop a success, and to ensure that it meets the aspirations of the population, within the framework of a vision that aims to improve the health sector and enhance spatial justice in benefiting from basic services.
Thus, Boulemane province continues to strengthen its health infrastructure through structured projects, which will support the national health system, and consolidate the right to treatment as one of the basic pillars of comprehensive development.
