Juba Teaching Hospital director calls for more support for poor patients
The Medical Director of Juba Teaching Hospital, Dr. Maker Isaac, has called for increased support to the country’s main referral hospital, saying many of its patients cannot afford basic necessities. Speaking during the handover of trash bins, cleaning materials and other supplies donated by Nile Petroleum Corporation (Nile Pet) and Jetman Nile Services on World Environment Day, Dr. Isaac said the hospital serves some of the most disadvantaged people in South Sudan. “This is
The Medical Director of Juba Teaching Hospital, Dr. Maker Isaac, has appealed for greater assistance for the nation's primary referral facility, highlighting that a significant number of patients are unable to cover essential needs. Dr. Isaac stated that the hospital primarily serves the most vulnerable populations in South Sudan, with many admitted individuals lacking adequate food and medicine. He made these remarks during a donation event for cleaning supplies and waste management materials, emphasizing the critical need for resources to support these disadvantaged patients. The hospital director expressed gratitude for the private sector's contribution and hopes it will foster continued partnerships.
The statement underscores the critical need for resources and support for public healthcare facilities serving impoverished populations, highlighting systemic challenges in providing basic medical care.
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