Audiogram Joumana Mansour - Nurse team supervisor in Hermel (ENG)

Joumana Mansour - is the nursing team supervisor and currently responsible for the MSF clinic in Hermel, where our teams provide primary healthcare services, sexual and reproductive health services, pediatric medical consultations, and mental health services.

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Unique Identifier Code / URN MSB211052

Date taken / Date Recorded 16/10/2024 10:27 AM

Country Lebanon

Commissioning section MSF-SWITZERLAND

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Additional Information / Shotlist JOUMANA MANSOUR - MSF Nurse team supervisor in Hermel clinic

Air strikes were happening daily in Hermel and Baalbek,
[members of the] team living in this area had to evacuate for security reasons.
People have run away, and the situation is so horrifying.

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Joumana Mansour is the nursing team supervisor and currently responsible for the MSF clinic in Hermel, where our teams provide primary healthcare services, sexual and reproductive health services, pediatric medical consultations, and mental health services.

Hermel clinic

We are facing difficulty delivering medication, and we are striving to provide the medication because patients come from far

and dangerous places with insecure roads. Bombings are daily. The situation is very bad.

We have a lot of children in need of medication.
There are children living with chronic diseases such as diabetes, epilepsy, etc.

We have patients living with type 1 diabetes. We have 58 patients in the Hermel clinic only, in addition to patients of the Arsal clinic.

Many people take insulin, and if the medication is not taken in a timely manner, patients face significant health problems.

One of the examples we encountered was that someone ran out of medication and was afraid to come to the clinic because of the intensity of the airstrikes in the area.

He suffered from several seizures and injured his face consequently.

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Many facilities and pharmacies in the area have closed. Despite risks and challenges in Hermel, MSF teams continue to open our clinic’s doors to deliver medication to patient in need.