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Providing Comprehensive Care for Chronic and Life-Threatening Pediatric Conditions Pediatric cancer and blood disorders remain a major challenge in Iraq due to limited resources, late diagnosis, and restricted access to specialized treatments. Under the guidance of Dr. Shaho Mohammed Aziz, the hospital’s Pediatric Hematology & Oncology department has implemented several new strategies to improve survival rates and treatment experiences for young patients. Key Advancements in Pediatric Hematology & Oncology: With these advancements, children battling blood disorders and cancer now have greater access to specialized treatments and improved chances of recovery.

Improving Mobility and Quality of Life for Children with Orthopedic Conditions Due to poor nutrition, congenital disorders, and increased accident rates, many children in Iraq experience bone deformities, fractures, and mobility issues. Dr. Rova Hassan Aziz has led a series of advancements in the Pediatric Orthopedics department, making treatment more accessible and effective. Major Enhancements in Pediatric Orthopedics: With these improvements, children with orthopedic conditions in Iraq can now receive quicker and more effective treatments, significantly improving their mobility and overall quality of life.

Addressing Iraq’s High Pediatric Emergency Rates With frequent cases of trauma, infections, and respiratory distress, Iraq’s pediatric emergency services are often overwhelmed. Dr. Shirwan Talabani and his team have introduced a new rapid-response emergency care model designed to reduce treatment delays and improve survival rates in critical situations. Recent Developments in Pediatric Emergency Care: These improvements will help manage Iraq’s growing pediatric emergency cases and ensure that more children receive life-saving treatment on time.

Many children in Iraq suffer from preventable diseases due to limited access to healthcare, poor sanitation, and inadequate nutrition. Under the leadership of Dr. Sardar Karim, our General Pediatric Care department has implemented new screening programs, vaccination drives, and parental education initiatives to address these challenges. Key Initiatives in General Pediatric Care: By strengthening early intervention, we aim to reduce the number of severe pediatric cases requiring hospitalization and improve long-term health outcomes.