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2.2.4 Province of Balkh<br />

District <strong>Hospital</strong> Name Beds MED SUR MAT PED EOC ICU ER BB<br />

BALKH Hairatan <strong>Hospital</strong> 4 Yes Yes Yes Yes<br />

BALKH Balkh <strong>Hospital</strong> 24 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes<br />

DIHDADI Kod Barq <strong>Hospital</strong> 54 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes<br />

KHULM Khulm District <strong>Hospital</strong> 33 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes<br />

MAZARI<br />

SHARIF<br />

Tafahosat <strong>Hospital</strong> 3 Yes Yes Yes Yes<br />

MAZARI<br />

SHARIF<br />

Mazar-i-Sharif General<br />

Civil <strong>Hospital</strong><br />

237 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes<br />

The province of Balkh has a relatively good hospital coverage compared with the rest of<br />

<strong>Afghanistan</strong>. The average population per hospital bed is 2,660.<br />

Six facilities were surveyed, of which two cannot be considered “real hospitals”: Hairatan<br />

<strong>Hospital</strong> and Tafahosat <strong>Hospital</strong> respectively have 4 and 3 beds, and operate as basic health<br />

centers.<br />

The other four hospitals provide the four main services of general hospitals and are used as<br />

referral facilities in the province. All facilities are located on functional roads, and are<br />

concentrated in the North Eastern part of the province (districts of Hairatan, Dehdadi, Khulm,<br />

Balkh and I Mazar-i-Sharif). Given the distribution of population in Balkh province, it can be<br />

considered that up to 35% of the population has acceptable access to hospital care.<br />

NHA 2003 15 / 150

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