Holiday circular from the Ministry of Health! Sent to 81 provinces

During the Ramadan Feast, measures have been taken by the Ministry of Health to ensure that health services are carried out without interruption in all 81 provinces. In hospitals, particularly in emergency services and critical units such as dialysis, shift arrangements will be made on a 24-hour basis, and home health services will be maintained.

The Ministry prepared a circular to ensure the uninterrupted provision of health services throughout the holiday and forwarded it to all provincial health directorates. It was emphasized that rapid intervention and effective treatment must be provided in emergency situations, and the importance of healthcare workers performing their duties with dedication was noted.

The circular stated that there may be high demand for 112 Emergency ambulances and emergency services during the holiday, and therefore all health facilities must take the necessary precautions. Cooperation will be maintained between the 112 Command and Control Center and the Provincial Ambulance Service Chief Physician's Command and Control Center for the coordination of emergency health services.

Sufficient personnel and medical equipment will be provided in emergency services, laboratories, imaging and diagnostic-treatment units, and clinics where inpatients are located. Services that must not be interrupted, such as radiotherapy, will continue during the holiday, and dialysis services will proceed without disruption.

Planning will be carried out by provincial health directorates and health facilities for specialized health services and situations requiring emergency intervention. Home health service units will also make shift arrangements during the holiday to ensure that patients' treatments continue without interruption.