Elimination of Waiting Lists
Initiative of Eliminating Waiting Lists in Public and University Hospitals
Waiting lists constitute the greatest challenge for providing a distinctive medical service to patients of public and university hospitals; therefore, the same have been given a priority of support by the Foundation since its establishment in 2007 until now.

Due to the flow of large number of patients in comparison with resources of public hospitals, hospitals set waiting lists for surgeries. WOTE adopts the initiative of reducing waiting lists and bears all expenses and preparation necessary for the same to carry out the maximum number of surgeries. WOTE takes the reasonability of renovating and equipping full departments in university and public hospitals from the provision of medical apparatuses and equipment to the appointment and training personnel running the respective department, including physicians and nursing staff members. We have multiple achievements in the projects we adopt..

Our Achievements in the Project of "Waiting List Reduction"
Within the framework of the project of waiting list reduction, which had a clear impact on reducing waiting lists, we have adopted the waiting lists of the Surgery Unit of Abul-Reesh Mounira Hospital, which led to the increase in the number of performed surgeries at 200% over the last year, through equipping an extra operating theaters in the Unit. We have also performed operations in the Cardiac Catheterization Unit for children, including replacing heart valves for heart holes, cardiac regulators and open heart surgeries in Abul-Reesh Japanese Hospital, in which surgeries have been performed for children of different ages, including babies. Eventually, breast cancer operations in the National Cancer Institute, which reduced the waiting list from 3 months to 1 month.

Highlights of Waiting Lists Elimination Achievements:

• Reducing the waiting lists in the Department of Breast Cancer of the National Cancer Center. • Reducing the waiting lists of brain and neurology patients of Abul-Reesh Children Hospital – Cairo University.
• Reducing the waiting lists to two or three days in the Department of Surgery of Abul-Reesh Hospital – Cairo University.
• Reducing the waiting lists from two years to 4 months in Abul-Reesh Japanese Hospital.
• Performing open heart surgeries after one week of diagnosis instead of 8 months in Abul-Reesh Japanese Hospital.
• Performing plastic surgeries in Abul-Reesh Japanese Hospital.
• Performing orthopedic surgeries in the Osteology Department of Al-Demardash Hospital.
• Performing whitewater surgeries in the Ophthalmology Hospital in Aswan.
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