Karoon Sina Hospital

History of Sina Hospital

 

Sina Hospital is located at the beginning of the Ahvaz-Abadan road in the Kut Abdullah area, which has recently been renamed to Karun County.

Since 1968 (1347 Persian calendar), Sina Hospital has been operating as a pulmonary hospital and a center for tuberculosis patients, as well as the

center for health and treatment networks of Khuzestan Province. In 1976 (1355 Persian calendar), it was renamed from the Center for Tuberculosis

and Pulmonary Patients to Sina Hospital.

 

During the Imposed War (Iran-Iraq War), due to the strategic location of Sina Hospital and its position on the Ahvaz-Abadan road, it was equipped

 as one of the most active hospitals for providing aid and more services to the revered combatants, serving as the main reception center for casualties

 of the Imposed War, who were transferred by air and land, 24/7. Consequently, specialized and super-specialized departments (Eye, Dermatology,

Urology, Orthopedics, Dialysis, CCU, Surgery, etc.) were added to it.

 

In late 2001 (1380 Persian calendar), with the inauguration of the new building of Imam Khomeini Hospital in Ahvaz and based on decisions made

 by the then managers and officials of Ahvaz Jundishapur University of Medical Sciences and Health Services, several departments of Sina Hospital

(Eye, Dermatology, and Gastroenterology) along with all their equipment and personnel were transferred to Imam Khomeini Hospital.

 

Subsequently, through the round-the-clock efforts of the managers, officials, and hardworking staff of the hospital, and by carrying out infrastructure

 measures and inaugurating new buildings and departments, it has become a first-class hospital, serving a large population under its health and

treatment services coverage, with 150 approved beds.

 

In 2013 (1392 Persian calendar), the Kut Abdullah area was introduced as Karun County, granting it special county privileges. Through redoubled efforts

and the high determination of the then hospital officials, the Karun Health and Treatment Network was established. The organizational and administrative

 chart of the Karun Network was designed, and its health and treatment centers were specified. Currently, Sina Hospital serves as the only hospital in this county.

 

This hospital now has 296 approved beds and 250 active beds. It features clinical departments including Emergency, Surgery, Internal Medicine, Pediatrics

, Obstetrics & Gynecology, Infectious Diseases, Hemodialysis, Male Psychiatry, Female Psychiatry, Operating Room, Intensive Care Units (1 & 2), Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), Cardiac Care Unit (CCU), and paraclinical units such as specialized and super-specialized clinics (morning and afternoon), Laboratory, and Radiology.

 

Mission Statement of Sina Hospital

 

With over 50 years of service history as the only teaching hospital in Karun County, and by utilizing experienced and committed staff along with

all facilities, equipment, and medical technology, Sina Hospital's ultimate goal is the preservation, provision, and promotion of health, and the effective

 and safe diagnosis and treatment of patients based on the standards of the health system at the level of Khuzestan Province and neighboring provinces

. It is currently providing diagnostic and treatment services to the noble people of the province.

 

Vision of Sina Hospital

 

We aspire that by the year 2029 (1408 Persian calendar), Sina Medical Center, relying on internal capabilities to overcome external obstacles, will be the

 hospital of choice for patients, physicians, and staff in terms of quality, safety, and equity.

 

Values Statement of Sina Hospital

 

Observance of belief values, principles of medical ethics, and research ethics.

 

Respect for the rights of patients, companions, staff, faculty members, and trainees while preserving human dignity.

 

Providing necessary treatment services to patients regardless of their economic, social, cultural, and racial status.

 

Exercising honesty, work conscience, and responsibility.

 

Attention to the principle of organizational learning and the spirit of research.

 

Observance of patient and staff safety.

 

Respect for the environment and health tourism.

 

Dynamism, development, and collective youthfulness.

 

General Objectives of the Hospital

 

General Objective 1: Strengthening infrastructures and providing necessary resources.

General Objective 2: Continuous improvement of the quality of health service delivery.

General Objective 3: Enhancing the level of safety and risk management.

General Objective 4: Improving stakeholder satisfaction.

General Objective 5: Improving the productivity of hospital services.

 

Main Policies of the Hospital

 

Providing safe and desirable diagnostic and treatment services in accordance with the regulations of the Ministry of Health, Treatment, and Medical Education.

 

Securing and allocating financial resources in accordance with the policies of Ahvaz Jundishapur University of Medical Sciences.

 

Recruitment and employment of human resources within the framework of the laws and regulations of Ahvaz Jundishapur University of Medical Sciences.

 

Increasing productivity within the framework of Resistance Economy policies and accepting foreign patients.

 

Enhancing the quality of services without imposing extra costs on patients.

 

Increasing hospital revenue without imposing extra costs on patients and insurance organizations.

 

Improving stakeholder satisfaction within the framework of the laws and requirements of the Ministry of Health, Treatment, and Medical Education.

 

Management of medical waste considering environmental requirements.