In 1960, the Khmer-Soviet Friendship Hospital opened its doors. It was a symbol of collaboration between Cambodia and the Soviet Union. Today, the Khmer-Soviet Friendship Hospital stands as a testament to its enduring mission. It’s a vital healthcare institution in Phnom Penh. The hospital is managed by the Ministry of Health. The Khmer-Soviet Friendship Hospital has evolved into a key tertiary hospital. It boasts four principal missions. These are quality of care, health professional education, and research. The hospital offers a wide range of specialized services. These include emergency care, interventional cardiology and neurosurgery. It also offers orthopedics, abdominal surgery and esthetic and plastic reconstructive surgery. Urology, obstetrics and gynecology are also available, along with neonate intensive care. General medicine services encompass hepato-gastro-enterology, ophthalmology and oncology. The hospital also treats neurological, pulmonary, and endocrine conditions including diabetes. Nephrology and hemodialysis are also provided. The Khmer-Soviet Friendship Hospital also offers dentistry and oral maxillofacial surgery. It even extends to oncology, dermatology, psychiatry, rehabilitation, and sports medicine. This breadth of services demonstrates the Khmer-Soviet Friendship Hospital’s comprehensive approach to healthcare.
Nhien Reangsey Pagoda
Decades of history resonate here at Nhien Reangsey Pagoda. This pagoda in Phnom Penh stands as a testament to Cambodian