Jordan opens 8 evening clinics at Princess Basma
The Ministry of Health in Jordan, represented by Minister Dr. Ibrahim Al-Badour, has launched a plan to establish eight evening specialized clinics at Princess Basma Hospital in Irbid Governorate, aimed at reducing waiting times for patients referred from health centers and improving the quality of healthcare services. This step follows the success of a similar experiment at Zarqa Governmental Hospital. The evening clinics will help accelerate the diagnosis of cases and initiate treatment, particularly in the specialties of neurosurgery, pediatric neurology, orthopedic surgery, and internal medicine, with two clinics for each specialty. The program is scheduled to start on July 26, 2026. It also includes implementing a new mechanism for receiving new patients to shorten waiting periods and enhance the patient experience, focusing on increasing capacity and providing faster, higher-quality healthcare. This reflects ongoing efforts to develop healthcare services across various Jordanian governorates.
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