He said: The pediatrics conference contributes to the revitalization of the scientific movement in the "Al-Issa" region: "The Interior" has a great qualitative leap in health services. Previously - Dammam: The General Supervisor of Medical Services at the Ministry of Interior, Dr. Ahmed bin Muhammad Al-Issa, confirmed that the Interior Ministry has a shift Great quality in health services. He said: The first international conference in the Eastern Province of Paediatrics, which will last for three days at the Sheraton Hotel in Dammam, starting from yesterday, Tuesday, until tomorrow, Thursday, is a qualitative conference that talks about nutrition and its importance for children and their future, and the behaviors and psychological problems that children face in society, And the safety of children in the home and society, and their protection from the dangers to which they are exposed. It will also contribute to revitalizing the scientific movement in the region, as the conference will highlight the role of the Ministry of Interior represented by the Security Forces Hospital.
Dr. Al-Issa said to “Previously” that such conferences are a qualitative leap for parents ’awareness of child protection since its inception. In order not to be a burden on his father with disease or a handicap, and such specific conferences aim to improve the behavior of generations, and address the effects of modern technology on the psychology and behavior of children, the dangers of malnutrition on them, in addition to the safety of children in society in all aspects.
And he indicated that the Ministry of Interior has a major qualitative leap in health services in large medical cities in Riyadh and Jeddah, and huge projects for 13 hospitals in the near plan, God willing, and every hospital has 300 beds, and the good news for all security men, that they will soon witness this qualitative shift.
It is noteworthy that the first international conference in the Eastern Province of Pediatrics is sponsored by "Sabq" electronically, and will continue for three days.
