Deputy Prime Minister: Doctors have a religious and conscientious responsibility to treat patients properly
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - Kabul: The press office of the Prime Minister's Office said in a statement on X-ray that Maulvi Abdul Salam Hanafi, the administrative deputy of the department, participated in the graduation ceremony of the "Doctors of the Specialization Course".
According to the statement, the deputy prime minister said that there are no health centers in some remote areas and people are deprived of basic health services in those areas. and provide better health services.
The Deputy Prime Minister pointed out that provincial, district and central hospitals need to be reformed and strengthened and necessary measures should be taken to install standard laboratories and improve the professional capacity of doctors.
He expressed his happiness over the graduation of about 300 specialist doctors from different departments and added: We hope that these doctors can reduce the suffering of the people by performing their duties in hospitals, be useful to our suffering society and contribute to the progress and development of the country.
Mr. Hanafi asked all doctors to consider the condition of patients according to their faithful and conscientious obligations and to accurately diagnose diseases and treat patients properly and increase people's trust in the country's health sector.
He also assured the government of its efforts to prevent the production and import of low-quality food and medicines in Afghanistan, and said that the authorities would also do their utmost to provide medical equipment and treatment.