Public Hospitals Chief Reports 108% Rise in Urological Surgeries
The article focused on the performance and services provided by public hospitals in Bahrain during 2025, emphasizing improvements in healthcare quality and expanding capacity. Statistics showed an increase in laboratory tests to 23 million, a 10% growth. There were also significant rises in eye and urinary tract surgeries, by 19% and 108% respectively. Hospitals recorded 6,525 births, with natural deliveries accounting for 56%. Additionally, waitlist management was enhanced through projects that increased outpatient clinic capacities and promoted sustainable infrastructure development. The intensive care unit was expanded to include 32 beds, and microbiology laboratories were upgraded with automation and artificial intelligence technologies, reducing result processing times to 18 hours. Investments were made in staff development through training programs, and 25 new digital services were introduced to improve patient communication, achieving a satisfaction rate of 91.2%. Overall, the results demonstrate ongoing efforts to develop the healthcare system to increase efficiency, quality, and patient experience, with future expansion plans extending through 2030.
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