Shahid Hashemi Nejad Superspeciality Hospital, established in 1957, is one of Tehran’s premier healthcare institutions, primarily focusing on the treatment of kidney diseases. Initially dedicated by the late Dariani, it became a national center for kidney-related treatments, including urology, nephrology, hemodialysis, and kidney transplants, in 1985. The hospital operates under the Ministry of Health and Medical Education and is affiliated with the Iran University of Medical Sciences.
Facilities and Services:
- Number of Beds: The hospital has 190 approved beds.
- Specialized Departments: It includes units such as Dr. Rasooli Department, Omid Department, Soroush Department, Social Department, Sina Department, Surgery Hall, and Emergency.
- Advanced Services: The hospital offers comprehensive treatment in urology, nephrology, kidney transplants, and vascular surgery.
- Quality and Accreditation: Hashemi Nejad Hospital uses models like EFQM, ISO, JCI, and Clinical Governance to ensure high-quality care. It has received several awards, including the National Award Crystal Figure for productivity and organizational excellence, and the Green Management Award.
Strategic Developments:
In 2002, the hospital underwent a significant transformation in its management system, focusing on excellence and comprehensive changes. This shift led to enhanced service quality and patient satisfaction. The hospital operates on a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) model, collaborating with medical and engineering groups, charity associations, and advisers to optimize patient care.
Educational Role:
The hospital is also a central teaching and research institution, playing a crucial role in training urologists and nephrologists. It is recognized as the largest center for hemodialysis and kidney transplants in the country, contributing significantly to medical education and research in these fields.
