Dr. Al-Tamimi: The health accreditation for facilities in the Kingdom made a big leap in the level of safety. The CEO of the First Health Cluster in the Central Region, Dr. Saleh bin Abdullah Al-Tamimi, stressed the importance of solidarity and work as one team, and that everyone pledges to get out of the red zone of health facilities belonging to the gathering area in all forms.
This came in his speech in the "No to the Red Band" campaign, which was organized by the First Health Cluster, in cooperation with the General Administration of Quality at the Ministry of Health and the Saudi Center for Accreditation of Health Facilities "Sabahi", with the aim of increasing the level of safety in the gathering facilities, in the presence of the facility leaders.
And Dr. Al-Tamimi said that the health accreditation of facilities in the Kingdom made a big leap in the level of safety.
On the other hand, the Director of Public Administration at the Ministry of Health, Haifa Al-Nuaimi, explained that the "No to the Red Zone" project is a high priority for His Excellency the Minister of Health, pointing out that the project is based on periodically monitoring the performance of health facilities to reach a high level of safety in health care.
In addition, the Executive Vice President of the First Cluster for Health Excellence, Dr. Hassan Oreibi, thanked and appreciates King Saud Medical City for hosting the campaign, through which we aim to open a window with Ministry of Health officials to consult with them to reach the highest levels of safety, in addition to exploiting the presence of the best residents from outside the Kingdom and benefiting from their experiences.
For his part, the Co-Executive Director of Quality at the First Health Cluster, Dr. Naima Al-Juhani, performed the assembly facilities'' performance in applying the basic standards for patient safety of 20 standards, where the percentage of the green zone in the community facilities reached 73%, while the rate of application of the standards in the yellow zone reached 25% and the red zone by 2%, stressing the importance of following the assembly plan in The basic criteria for achieving green sustainability.
