The General Hospital in Peja has marked a significant increase in the number of surgical interventions over the past year, performing a total of 3,279 operations, or about 9 percent more compared to the previous year.
According to the hospital's announcement, this workload means an average of about 13 operations performed each working day, reflecting high professional dedication and maximum responsibility towards patients.
The management of the General Hospital in Peja emphasizes that these results are evidence of the professional capacities of the health staff, the stable functioning of the surgical wards, and the continued trust of citizens in the health services provided by this institution.
As for the department with the highest number of operations, Surgery leads with 1,453 interventions, followed by Obstetrics with 633 operations and Urology with 433 operations.
The General Hospital in Peja estimates that these figures reflect the ongoing commitment to providing quality services and continuously improving healthcare for the citizens of Peja and the region. /Telegraph/
