Medical Services

Our ambition is for Kabul to have health services in which we can all take pride. These services will reach beyond our hospital and provide care where it is needed most – at home, in our communities, or in specialist facilities across Afghanistan.

Outstanding research, a commitment to learning and improvement, and a focus on partnership, will allow Champion Teaching Hospital to succeed. Success will see the health of the population transformed and inequalities in health reduced substantially.

Our values define what is important in the way we deliver our vision.

Our core behaviors set out how we will work, regardless of the role we hold in the organisation. These behaviours, consistently carried out, will embed the Champion Teaching Hospital values in our everyday working lives, and support delivery of our vision to change lives.

We are committed to delivering high-quality clinical care using systems and procedures that are safe and effective for our staff and our patients.

We make a promise to our patients that they will experience care that is kind and compassionate; that they will feel safe; have choices; know that their views are listened to and that they have support to make decisions.

This promise is kept by our five core values and behaviors which we aim to embed into all our working lives.

Electronic health records have the power to transform healthcare and constantly improve the care we deliver.

Our vision over the next few years is to use electronic health records to provide safer and more integrated care for the future.

Our aim is to share records with our local providers, community nurses and GPs to provide continuous, seamless and integrated care to our patients and improve the health of our local population.

Electronic health records have the power to transform healthcare and constantly improve the care we deliver.

Our vision over the next few years is to use electronic health records to provide safer and more integrated care for the future.

Our aim is to share records with our local providers, community nurses and GPs to provide continuous, seamless and integrated care to our patients and improve the health of our local population.

Homeopathy does not treat diseases per se. Homeopathy activates the body’s own healing processes in both the physical and mental/emotional levels. The range of problems in which homeopathy can be effectively utilized is extensive and includes first aid, acute illnesses, and all manner of chronic conditions.

In 1991, three professors of medicine from the Netherlands performed a meta-analysis of 25 years of clinical studies using homeopathic medicines and published their results in the British Medical Journal. This analysis covered 107 controlled trials. The professors concluded, “the amount of positive results came as a surprise to us.” Specifically, they found that:

• 10 or 13 trials showed successful treatment of respiratory infections
• 6 of 7 trials showed positive results in treating other infections
• 5 of 7 trials showed improvement in diseases of the digestive system
• 5 or 5 showed successful treatment of hay fever
• 5 of 7 showed faster recovery after abdominal surgery
• 4 of 6 promoted healing in rheumatological disease
• 18 of 20 showed benefit in addressing pain or trauma
• 8 of 10 showed positive results in relieving mental or psychological problems, and
• 13 of 15 showed benefit from miscellaneous diagnoses.

Healing, of course, is done by the body’s intelligence-the only thing that heals. This is different than allopathic drugs which often cover up or suppress symptoms. Allopathic drugs FORCE physiological reactions, whereas homeopathic remedies ALLOW for the body’s intelligence to “awaken” and get on with the business of healing.