founding Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Health Cluster in the region
His Royal Highness Prince Faisal bin Salman bin Abdulaziz, Governor of Madinah Region, stressed the importance of the role of the health cluster in improving the quality of health services provided to beneficiaries and raising operational efficiency and integration in health facilities services in the public and private sectors.
This came during a meeting with His Highness, the founding Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Health Cluster in Al-Madinah Al-Munawwarah region and advisor to His Excellency the Minister of Health for Health Transformation, Dr. Mahmoud bin Abdul Jabbar Al-Yamani.
His Highness stressed the study of health requirements in the region and transforming them into investment opportunities that contribute to strengthening the health system that revolves mainly around the beneficiary of the service, in addition to measuring the impact on improving the level of performance and satisfaction of the beneficiaries and raising the efficiency of employees.
The Health Cluster is a health service provider entity that includes a number of health facilities at different levels that include primary health care centers, general hospitals and specialized hospitals aiming to provide self-operating integrated health care based on the principle of quality and efficiency and providing the region’s needs in all aspects of health care.
For his part, the founding president of the Board of Directors of the Health Cluster in the region explained that health clusters are tantamount to changing the health care delivery system completely, starting from the stage of studying the current situation, which includes the absorptive capacity, and the requirements of the beneficiary of the service in the current situation, and then moving to the stage The second includes identifying needs and classifying them according to short, medium and long-term operational priorities, and then the executive management of the Health Cluster manages the health system in complete independence.
Dr. Al-Yamani added that the health affairs in the region will work to carry out monitoring roles on performance in accordance with international standards, adding that the service provider works in hospitals, health care centers and specialized centers within the work system that allows smooth service provision to the beneficiary after studying the health needs of the community and distributing resources in a way that serves to raise The level of overall health care outcomes.
He pointed out that the transformation contributes to the development processes and the achievement of harmony between health service providers through the strategic integrative linkage between all health sectors, which include health cluster facilities, military and medical sectors, specialized centers and the private sector.
