The decentralisation of specialised health services under the Second Republic is easing pressure on central hospitals while bringing advanced care closer to communities.
At Gweru Provincial Hospital, patients can now access specialist treatment without travelling to Harare or Bulawayo, positioning the facility as a key referral centre for Midlands Province.
At Gweru Provincial Hospital, patients can now access specialist treatment without travelling to Harare or Bulawayo, positioning the facility as a key referral centre for Midlands Province.
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