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Prepared By: Dr. Moayad Abdullah Wahab Dr. Mazin Yousif Petros Kurdistan Regional Government - Iraq Ministry of Health Directorate of Health - Erbil Planning Department Prepared by: Dr. Moayad Abdullah Wahab Dr. Mazin Yousif Petros Fourth Edition August, 2011 Introduction Dear Reader The Fourth Edition of this Package of health information provides data as of August 2011. The first edition of this Package of health information published on 2001 and the third edition on 2009. This package includes data and formal name of Health Facilities, health directorates, primary health centers, hospitals & specialized medical centers in Erbil governorate based on administrative structure. Furthermore, it includes information on the type of health services provided in the hospitals, primary health centers and the distance of these facilities from the main building of directorate of health of Erbil which is located in the center of Erbil city. In the second edition of this package the location of all health facilities are placed on a map (satellite image map) which you can get access on our website (www.dohhawler.org ) .I hope in the near future we could update this map through locating of the new health facilities which were built during the last two years on the map. Periodical issuing of this package has been discussed with all relevant departments in the directorate of health and there is a consensus to be updated every two years. Ultimately I would like to extend my gratitude & thanks to all participants who prepared this package of valuable health information. There is no doubt every wish and dream cannot be reached without work & there is no work without shortages. We will appreciate any suggestions for developing and overcoming the shortage or lack of necessary information through sending it to [email protected] . Many thanks, Dr. Khalid Ali Abdullah Director General Directorate of Health of Erbil August 2011 1 Contents SN Contents Page 1 Introduction 1 2 Districts and Sub districts of Erbil governorate 3 Summary table for Health Facilities 3 5 (Based onadministration structure) 4 Hospitals of Erbil health directorate 6 5 Health Facilities insideErbil city 8 6 Health Facilities ofDirectorate of Health of Erbil periphery 9-10 7 Health Facilities of Directorate of Health of Shaqlawa 11 8 Health Facilities ofDirectorate of Health of Soran 12 9 Health Facilities ofDirectorate of Health of Barzan 13 10 Health Facilities ofDirectorate of Health of Choman 14 11 Health Facilities of Makhmour Health Sector 15 12 Summary table of Health services performed in Health Facilities 17 13 Health servicesinside Erbil city 19 14 Health servicesin Erbil periphery 20-21 15 Health services inShaqlawa 22-23 16 Health services inSoran 24-25 17 Health services inBarzan 26 18 Health services in Choman 27 19 Health services in Makhmour 28 20 Specialized MedicalCenters 30 21 On call Clinics & Public Clinics 31-32 Traditional Birth Attendants(TBA) School ,Nurse Schools, Family Planning Centers, Satellite Emergency Centers, Labor Theatre in 33-34 22 Health Centers, Medical Committees 23 Summary table for patient beds in all hospitals 36 24 Patientbeds in hospitals inside Erbil city 37 25 Patientbeds in hospitals outside Erbil city 38 Districts and sub districts of Erbil governorate SN District SN SN Sub district 1 1 Ainkawa 1 Nawandi Hawler 2 2 Bahirka 3 3 Shamamik 1 4 Kasnazan 2 Dashti Hawler 2 5 Daratu 3 6 Qushtapa 1 7 Gwer 3 Makhmour 2 8 Kandinawa(Dibaga) 3 9 Qaraaj 1 10 Rizgari 4 Khabat 2 11 Darashakran 3 12 KawirGosik 1 13 Shorish 2 14 Taqtaq 5 Koya 3 15 Ashtee 4 16 Segrtkan 5 17 Saktan 1 18 Salahaddin 2 19 Harir 3 20 Hiran 6 Shaqlawa 4 21 Basirma 5 22 Zyarat 6 23 Balisan 1 24 Khalifan 7 Soran 2 25 Diana 3 26 Sidakan 8 Rawanduz 1 27 Warte 1 28 Galala 2 29 HajiOmaran 9 Choman 3 30 Qasre 4 31 Smelan 1 32 Barzan 2 33 Sherwan Mazin 10 Mergasor 3 34 Piran 4 35 Mazne 5 36 Goratu 3 Summary of Health facilities and their types based on administrative structure Summary table for Health Facilities (Based on administration structure) r s 1 6 3 2 4 5 Center Hospital Directorate of SN Hospital Hospital Health school Emergency Cente Emergency Public Public Public clinic On call On clinic call Public Training Training Centers Traditional Birth Traditional Private Private Hospitals No. No. of Population Teaching rimary rimary Health Total Total P attendance (TBA) & Nurse Nurse & (TBA) attendance Specialized Medical center Specialized Medical Satellite Satellite 1 Inside Erbil city 5 5 10 8 27 11 4 11 1 1 691.948 2 Erbil periphery 0 0 0 0 60 1 8 1 0 0 454.504 3 Shaqlawa 0 3 3 0 36 0 0 0 0 0 120.250 3 4 Soran 0 4 4 0 38 2 1 2 0 0 163.664 5 Barzan 0 1 1 0 29 0 2 1 0 1 49.523 6 Choman 0 1 1 0 13 0 2 0 0 0 33.561 7 Makhmour 0 0 0 0 8 1 1 0 0 0 160.000 Total 5 14 19 8 211 15 18 15 1 2 1.673.450 * No. of population per each PHC 7931 * No. of population per each Hospital 88076 * bed per 10000 population 15.73 1 These are teaching Hospitals owned by Directorate of Health. 2 Non teaching (Public) Hospitals owned by Directorate of Health. 3 Only licensed Hospitals. 4-5 These clinics providing services in the same health facility building. 6 (W.F.P) is the source of population No. 5 Erbil Health Directorate Hospitals A- Teaching Hospitals S.N Name of Hospital 1 Rizgari Teaching Hospital 2 Erbil Teaching Hospital 3 Obstetrics & Gynecological Teaching hospital 4 Raparin Paediatrics Teaching Hospital 5 Surgical Specialty Teaching Hospital B- Hospitals Inside Erbil city S.N Name of Hospital 1 Erbil Central Emergency Hospital 2 Erbil Western Emergency Hospital 3 Erbil Eastern Emergency Hospital 4 Emergency Hospital 5 Nanakaly hospital for Hematological diseases C- Hospitals Outside Erbil City S.N Name of Hospital Name of Health Directorate 1 ShaqlawaHospital 2 ShahidMulazim Kareem Hospital Shaqlawa 3 HarirHospital 4 SoranHospital 5 Soran Maternity and Paediatrics Hospital 6 RawanduzHospital Soran 7 KhalifanHospital 8 Mergasor Hospital Barzan 9 Choman Hospital Choman 6 Health Facilities based on Administrative Structure 1. Health Facilities inside Erbil city (Based on administrative structure) Distance from SN Name of Health Facility District city center (Km) Hospitals 1 Rizgari Teaching hospital Nawandi Hawler Center 4.5 2 Erbil Teaching hospital Nawandi Hawler Center 2 3 Obstetrics & Gynecological Teaching hospital Nawandi Hawler Center 4 4 Raparin Paediatrics Teaching Hospital Nawandi Hawler Center 6 5 Surgical Specialty Teaching Hospital Nawandi Hawler Center 6 6 Erbil Central Emergency Hospital Nawandi Hawler Center 2 7 Erbil Western Emergency Hospital Nawandi Hawler Center 4 8 Erbil Eastern Emergency Hospital Nawandi Hawler Center 4.5 9 Emergency Hospital Nawandi Hawler Center 2 10 Nanakaly hospital for Hematological diseases Nawandi Hawler Center 3.5 Primary Health Centers 1 Azadi PHC Nawandi Hawler Center 3 2 Braiaty family PHC Nawandi Hawler Center 5.5 3 Tairawa PHC Nawandi Hawler Center 1 4 Kurani Ainkawa PHC Nawandi Hawler Center 4 5 Zhian PHC Nawandi Hawler Center 4 6 Sarwaran PHC Nawandi Hawler Center 7 7 Sultan Muzaffar PHC Nawandi Hawler Center 0.5 8 School Health PHC Nawandi Hawler Center 5.5 9 Shahid Mohamad Bajalan PHC Nawandi Hawler Center 4 10 Shahid Nafee Akraee PHC Nawandi Hawler Center 2 11 Shahid Najdi Haidar PHC Nawandi Hawler Center 3 12 Shahidan PHC Nawandi Hawler Center 3 13 Shahid Nazdar Bamarni PHC Nawandi Hawler Center 4.5 14 Zanko PHC Nawandi Hawler Center 2.5 15 Zanko Village PHC Nawandi Hawler Center 4 16 Kurdistan PHC Nawandi Hawler Center 5 17 Mala Afandi PHC Nawandi Hawler Center 8 18 Erbil Airport PHC Nawandi Hawler Center 10 19 Juvenile Reformatory PHC Nawandi Hawler Center 7 Nawandi Hawler Center 20 Adult Reformatory PHC 2 21 Minara PHC Nawandi Hawler Center 6 22 Nawroz PHC Nawandi Hawler Center 7 23 Asaish PHC Nawandi Hawler Center 100 meter 24 Police College PHC Nawandi Hawler Center 5 25 Gulan PHC Nawandi Hawler Center 7 26 Kawa PHC Nawandi Hawler Center 8 27 Rasty PHC Nawandi Hawler Center 2 Population No. 691.948 8 2. Health Facilities of Directorate of Health of Erbil Periphery Distance from SN Name of Health Facility District Subdistrict city center (Km) Primary Health Centers 1 HanjirowkPHC Khabat Center 35 Khabat Center 2 SarezhPHC 35 Khabat Center 3 KhabatPHC 40 Khabat Center 4 Khabati Nwe PHC 35 5 Sfaya PHC Khabat 45 6 Tobzawa PHC Khabat Rizgari ( Topzawa) 35 7 Zab PHC Khabat Rizgari ( Topzawa 25 8 Kany Kirzhalla PHC Khabat Rizgari ( Topzawa 20 9 Sebirani Gawra PHC Khabat Rizgari ( Topzawa 15 10 KawirGosik PHC Khabat Kawer Gosik 50 11 Degala PHC Koya Shorish 45 12 Smaquly Saruchawa PHC Koya Shorish 55 13 Smaquly Girtik PHC Koya Shorish 70 14 Gomatal PHC Koya Shorish 45 15 Doly Aliawa PHC Koya Shorish 35 16 Awkhora PHC Koya Shorish 25 Nawandi Hawler 17 Hawkary PHC 4 Center 18 Komalgai Bahirka PHC Nawandi Hawler Bahirka 30 19 Baranaty Bahirka PHC Nawandi Hawler Bahirka 20 20 Jazhnikan PHC 1 Nawandi Hawler Bahirka 25 21 Jezhnikan Afandi PHC Nawandi Hawler Bahirka 25 22 Shakholan PHC Nawandi Hawler Bahirka 45 23 Qafar PHC Nawandi Hawler Bahirka 15 24 Shahid Khasraw Gaznaee PHC Nawandi Hawler Bahirka 6 25 Daraban PHC Nawandi Hawler Bahirka 20 26 Mamundian PHC Nawandi Hawler Bahirka 15 27 Qalachoghan PHC Nawandi Hawler Bahirka 7 28 Pirzin PHC Nawandi Hawler Bahirka 12 29 Barhushter PHC Nawandi Hawler Bahirka 18 30 Shamamik PHC Nawandi Hawler Shamamik 20 31 Girdazaban PHC Nawandi Hawler Shamamik 19 32 Timar PHC Nawandi Hawler Shamamik 15 33 Quritani Jukil PHC Nawandi Hawler Shamamik 20 9 SN Name of Health Facility District Subdistrict Distance from city center (Km) Primary Health Centers
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