The Public Health Department of Balkh Province conducts an Inspection

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Tue, Feb 27 2024 1:10 PM
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The inspection team from the Balkh Province Public Health Department conducted an inspection of 22 dental offices situated in Mazar-e-Sharif city. The inspection encompassed a thorough review of various aspects within the examination rooms, including equipment and adherence to protocols. Medical practitioners and staff were reminded of the importance of treating patients with respect and professionalism, emphasizing the prohibition against discourteous behavior and unwarranted prescription practices.

 

Furthermore, the team overseeing the enforcement of health regulations in Balkh Province took measures to dismantle signboards affixed above examination rooms. It was explicitly communicated that the Balkh Province Public Health Department strictly prohibits unauthorized operations within the province. This action underscores the commitment to upholding health standards and ensuring that only licensed entities operate within Balkh Province.

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