Prince Hashem bin Abdullah Military Hospital in Aqaba is praised for its well-organized structure and the professionalism of its medical team. Patients note the friendly and helpful staff who ensure a supportive environment, especially before surgeries. While some emphasize the importance of mutual respect between patients and providers, this hospital remains a valued institution offering dependable healthcare services to both military personnel and civilians in the region.
Unfortunately, the neurologist comes from the medical city once every week or two, and when he arrives at the clinic, it's 1:30 PM, and patients have been waiting since 8 AM. Is this reasonable in a medical facility affiliated with the Royal Medical Services, known for its military discipline and order? Is it reasonable that the level of concern for citizens has reached this level of neglect? 5 hours of waiting, and most of the patients are incurable cases and suffer from special circumstances. This is a message to those concerned with the response.
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