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[PIO] The Paphos General Hospital was visited by the Minister of Health Dr. Popi Kanari

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"Our duty is to ensure that all hospitals, in all provinces of the country, operate in a humane and efficient manner, providing quality medical services to our fellow citizens"

This was stressed by Health Minister Dr.

We have implemented, said the Minister, a health system that is much desired, humanitarian and solidarity-based and we should support it with all our strengths.

We have implemented, said the Minister, a health system that is much desired, humanitarian and solidarity-based and we should support it with all our strengths.

We have implemented, said the Minister, a health system that is much desired, humanitarian and solidarity-based and we should support it with all our strengths.

The government of President Nicos Christodoulides, she added, fully embraces both the philosophy and the architecture of the GPHS and we have an obligation to support it, facilitating access to it for all our fellow citizens and offering the best possible services to patients.

"We need to look at the needs that exist at Paphos General Hospital, both in terms of the CICU and the other clinics, as well as at the Polis Chrysochous Hospital, which I will visit within the day" said Dr.

Regarding the Paphos CICU, she acknowledged that there are problems, but noted that the staff that staffs it, both at the medical, nursing, paramedical and administrative level, are competent and worthy.

As for the Paphos CICU, she acknowledged that there are problems, but noted that the staff that staffs it, both at the medical, nursing, paramedical and administrative level, are competent and worthy. He pointed out that he is in direct communication with the OKYPY and expressed his confidence that solutions to the problems will be provided immediately.

The OKYPY, he said, had made an effort in the past to strengthen the department with medical staff, which however did not bear fruit, as there was no interest on the part of doctors. "It is unfair to Paphos General Hospital and for this very reason we will do our best to strengthen the Paphos CICU with two doctors. She added.

Asked about the issue of the withdrawal of the bill on the performance of cosmetic surgery in hospitals, Dr. Pafia Papadopoulos said that she would like to see a new doctor to be appointed to the post.

Asked about the withdrawal of the bill on the performance of cosmetic surgery in hospitals, Dr. Pafia Papadopoulos said that Dr. Pafia Papadopoulos should be given the appropriate care.

Asked about the withdrawal of the bill on the performance of cosmetic surgery in hospitals, Dr. Kanari said that in the first instance, we should study and resolve the problems faced by the TAPs, as well as the issues arising in shortages of nursing staff and beds, and then proceed with bills such as the one concerning the performance of cosmetic surgeries in hospitals.

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