King Abdullah Hospital’s outpatient clinics gradually back to work on Sunday

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Home Jordan News King Abdullah Hospital’s outpatient clinics gradually back to work on Sunday 26-05-2020 09:03 AM Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - The outpatient clinics of the King Abdullah University Hospital will gradually get back to work, starting next Sunday morning, amid certain safety guidelines that seek to safeguard staff and patients. Hospital's director, Dr. Mohammad Al Ghazou, told the Jordan News Agency (Petra) on Tuesday that all previous appointments until the date of July 31 are canceled, as new ones must be scheduled by calling on 02/7200600. "Except for emergency cases, patients without appointment will not be received," he added, stressing that no one will be allowed to enter the hospital without wearing masks and gloves as a precaution against coronavirus, while visiting patients is still prohibited in accordance with the Cabinet decision.

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King Abdullah Hospital’s outpatient clinics gradually back to work on Sunday

26-05-2020 09:03 AM

Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - The outpatient clinics of the King Abdullah University Hospital will gradually get back to work, starting next Sunday morning, amid certain safety guidelines that seek to safeguard staff and patients.

Hospital's director, Dr. Mohammad Al Ghazou, told the Jordan News Agency (Petra) on Tuesday that all previous appointments until the date of July 31 are canceled, as new ones must be scheduled by calling on 02/7200600.

"Except for emergency cases, patients without appointment will not be received," he added, stressing that no one will be allowed to enter the hospital without wearing masks and gloves as a precaution against coronavirus, while visiting patients is still prohibited in accordance with the Cabinet decision.

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