Mrs. Sare Davutoglu visited Acibadem Sistina Clinical Hospital

The delegation of Turkey, led by the wife of the Turkish Prime Minister Mrs. Sare Davutoglu,today visited Acibadem Sistina Clinical Hospital. The ten members of the Turkish delegation had a tour around the hospital and were able to get familiarized with the work, conditions and opportunitiesthat Acibadem Sistina has to offer.

Mrs. Davutoglu shared her gratification of the whole trip and the functioning o fAcibadem Sistina with the management of the hospital. She added that the partnership with Acibadem Healthcare Group is an example of two friendly countries that have excellent cooperation in every sphere of the social life, including health. She also welcomed the “Acibadem” investment in Macedonia and pledged to expand this cooperation.

During her visit, Mrs. Davutoglu greeted the patients as well, wishing them fast recovery. She also met with the top team of specialists and showed a special interest in the Departments of Gynecology and IVF.

Mrs. Davutoglu shared her admiration with the doctors from the IVF Department about the number and success of the performed IVF cycles. According to her, this is an impressive number and a proof of a prosperous work. Mrs. Davutoglu added that as a woman and a gynecologist who stands for spontaneous births versus caesarean sectionbirths, supports the doctors from Acibadem Sistina in their efforts tochoose spontaneous birth,whenever it is possible.

During her visit, Mrs. Davutoglu discussed with the doctors from the Department of Oncology and Radiotherapyand supported the efforts of the specialists and the entire hospital management to continue to provide the best treatment for patients with cancer. She also shared her admiration for the technology that the Department of Oncology and Radiotherapy disposes of.

Dr. Jana Martin,a member of the Board of Directors at the Acibadem Sistina Clinical Hospital as well as the management of the hospital, accompanied Mrs. Davutoglu. They shared with Mrs. Davutogluthe story and progress of Acibadem Sistina, which grew into the healthcare leader in the region.

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