Bobby Nasution Reminds Doctor Of Hospital Dr Pirngadi Medan To Give The Best Service

Medan Mayor Bobby Nasution handed over a piece of tumpeng rice in commemoration of the 94th anniversary of the dr Pirngadi Hospital in Medan (ANTARA/HO-Diskominfo Medan)

MEDAN - Mayor of Medan, North Sumatra, Bobby Nasution reminded the health workers (nakes) of RSUD dr Pirngadi Medan to provide the best service to patients in this area.

"Providing the best service to patients is the main thing that must be realized. A good image must also be created and at the same time built in this hospital," said Bobby Nasution in Medan as reported by ANTARA, Monday, August 15.

He said this to the health workers and the Director of RSUD Dr. Pirngadi Medan, Dr. Syamsul Arifin Nasution, SpOG, and his staff after serving as inspectors of ceremonies in commemoration of the 94th Anniversary of RSUD Dr. Pirngadi.

Thus, continued Bobby Nasution, the hospital owned by the Medan City Government is expected to remain the community's choice in obtaining health services.

"This is a duty and a mandate that must be carried out together for the benefit of the community," he said.

The Mayor of Medan also asked the entire ranks of Dr. Pirngadi Hospital Medan to optimize the utilization of various health facilities at the hospital, which was established in 1928.

RSUD dr Pirngadi Medan was founded on August 11, 1928 by the Dutch colonial government named Gementa Zieken Huis with the laying of the first stone by a 10-year-old boy named Maria Constantia Macky, the son of the Mayor of Medan at that time.

Entering the Japanese occupation, the hospital was renamed Syuritse Byusono Ince and an Indonesian son named Dr. Raden Pirngadi Gonggo Putro was believed to be the director which eventually became the name of this hospital.

"So, the existing facilities must also be supported by excellent service," said Bobby Nasution

At this moment, Bobby Nasution presented awards to employees, doctors, exemplary health workers and retired RSUD dr Pirngadi followed by a review of the room where the "medical tourism" service is located.