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The hospital serves a population of more than 53,000 potential users
The Ministry of Health is committed to the Hospital de la Vega 'Lorenzo Guirao' de Cieza as a center to pilot new technological innovation projects.
It has taken into account its size and population size, as well as the initiatives it develops.
The councilor Manuel Villegas, visited the center today, which celebrates the 20th anniversary of its implementation, and recalled that "Cieza hospital has well-established and integrated pilot projects, such as the unit of hospitalization of the community, the project 'MySphera 'Of patient localization, case management nurses and electronic clinical history at bedside. "
"In view of the results that have been obtained from the initiatives already developed in this health center and thanks to the size and the young and enterprising profile of the staff of this hospital, we want to continue promoting projects that will revolutionize health care to the Patients, "Villegas said.
The advisor stressed that "in twenty years this hospital has not only improved health care for patients in its area, covering the municipalities of Abarán, Cieza and Blanca and serves a population of 53,000 potential users, but has contributed to Improve the regional health system ".
Investments
The hospital of the Vega 'Lorenzo Guirao' has assigned 589 workers, of which 121 render Primary Care service.
Annually, it records about 3,500 incomes, more than 22,200 stays and about 36,800 urgencies.
Between 2015 and 2106 investments of 1.2 million euros were made, such as a computerized tomography (CAT) scanner, a mammograph and various surgical equipment, in addition to the Farmacia white room.
This year will invest 1.5 million in the improvement of its facilities.
Specifically, they will be used for digital radiology, the construction of a new operating room, the extension of the endoscopy unit and the adequacy of the air conditioning, among other actions.
Investigation
The Cieza hospital currently maintains eight clinical studies, three in hospital care and five in primary care.
Most of these studies are related to cardiovascular diseases, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and respiratory diseases.
Source: CARM
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