News & Updates

As part of its ongoing commitment to healthcare education, the Research and Training Center has continued to expand its programme of structured training sessions, academic workshops, and continuing professional development activities for physicians, nurses, residents, and allied healthcare professionals. These activities support the hospital's broader mission as a public teaching hospital and contribute to the development of healthcare professionals throughout the Kurdistan Region.

Healthcare professionals at Rozhawa Hospital participated in a WHO Basic Emergency Care (BEC) training program, part of the hospital's ongoing role as a designated BEC training center. The program forms part of the hospital's ongoing commitment to healthcare education and professional development, strengthening participants' ability to assess and manage acute illness and injury in emergency settings.

Rozhawa Hospital encourages community members to be aware of early warning signs that may require medical attention. These include persistent chest pain, difficulty breathing, sudden severe headache, unexplained weight loss, persistent fever, and changes in vision or speech. Early recognition and timely medical consultation can significantly improve treatment outcomes. If you experience any concerning symptoms, please consult your healthcare provider or visit the Rozhawa Hospital outpatient clinic for assessment.

Rozhawa Hospital has expanded its outpatient clinic hours to better serve the community. The clinics now offer extended morning and afternoon sessions across multiple specialties including internal medicine, orthopedics, general surgery, and pediatrics. The expanded hours aim to reduce waiting times and provide greater flexibility for patients seeking non-emergency consultations and follow-up care. Patients are advised to contact the hospital for specific clinic schedules and to bring relevant medical documents to their appointments.