Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi Provides Event Medicine Support at Mubadala World Tennis Championship 2017

Tennis stars Pat Cash and Dominic Thiem with Dr. Rakesh Suri, Acting CEO of Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi at a special event at the hospital on Thursday.
Tennis stars Pat Cash and Dominic Thiem with Dr. Rakesh Suri, Acting CEO of Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi at a special event at the hospital on Thursday.

Emergency Medicine Team Ensures Wellbeing of Visitors During the Sporting Tournament from December 28-30

Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. December 28, 2017:

Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi, part of Mubadala’s network of healthcare providers, is providing event medicine services for visitors to this year’s Mubadala World Tennis Championship, being held in Abu Dhabi from Thursday, December 28 to Saturday, December 30.

Healthcare professionals from Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi’s Emergency Medicine Institute are set to be on-site at the International Tennis Centre, Zayed Sports City, throughout the championship, ready to provide immediate treatment for sports fans attending the event who may need unexpected treatment.

Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi’s Emergency Medicine Institute provides 24/7 comprehensive emergency care for patients who require immediate attention. Hospital facilities include a state-of-the-art 40 bed Emergency Department, delivering world-class clinical care, and a Critical Care Transport Program.

The hospital is also designated as a Chest Pain and Stroke Center, offering access to consultant physicians who offer comprehensive emergency services in these areas.

Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi’s support for the Mubadala World Tennis Championship is an important example of cooperation between Mubadala entities, ensuring the delivery of a sporting event that is world class in every detail.

With its landmark 10th edition being held in 2017, the Mubadala World Tennis Championship features some of the world’s best tennis players in competition, kicking off the global tennis season for the new year.

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