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All international hospitals draw up strict guidelines for visitors. To patients’ families and friends, it might appear as if the hospital is just trying to make life difficult. However, these guidelines are extremely important: they help staff to control and reduce the spread of disease and ensure the comfort and security of patients. Below are five common guidelines for people visiting international hospitals in developed countries:
On 22th, 23th, 26th, 27th, 29th November and 1st December, 2010, Dr.Pierre Coulon will provide OPD consultation and perform surgeries for patients of FV hospital. Dr. Coulon has over 15 years experience as a French oculo – plastics/aesthetic lid surgeon. In France, Dr. Coulon successfully performed over 7,000 oculo – plastics/aesthetic lid surgeries.