witnessed an unprecedented renaissance
Under the patronage of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz, the Director of King Khalid University, Dr. Abdullah bin Muhammad Al-Rashed, yesterday inaugurated the first national meeting for coordination between the outputs and the needs of health cadres, which was held at King Khalid University.
Al-Rashed delivered a speech in which he explained that the education and health sectors witnessed an unprecedented renaissance, as they had the largest share of development plans, so King Khalid University, sensing its responsibility, is pleased to host this coordination meeting that includes the relevant authorities in planning, health education and employment in the government and private sectors in order to harmonize between Needs and outputs of competencies in the health field.
After that, the head of the scientific committee for the meeting with Dr. Khalid bin Saad Al Jalban gave a speech in which he explained the importance of coordination between educational bodies as the main engine for the production of human cadres and government planning and employment agencies.
Then Dr. Nabil bin Yassin al-Qurashi delivered a speech by the participants, in which he thanked the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques for his sponsorship of this meeting. Health personnel as well as reaching a common understanding of the goals and needs of all sectors. "
The meeting sessions began with a session on strategies for localizing health careers, chaired by Dr. Ibrahim bin Sulaiman Al-Duraibi, and Dr. Ali Qassem Al-Qahtani, Abdullah bin Ali Al-Malafi and Dr. Nabil bin Yassin Al-Qurashi participated in it. The second session dealt with employment strategies and health education in the private sector in the Kingdom headed by Brigadier General Doctor Hammoud bin Muhammad al-Shahrani, which revolved around the role of the Council of Saudi Chambers of Commerce and the Council of Health Insurance in localizing health jobs, and the determinants of developing health education programs in the private sector, in which Dr. Abdullah bin Ibrahim Al Sharif and Dr. Abdul Qader Al Attas. As for the third session chaired by Dr. Khaled bin Abdul Ghaffar, she talked about the mechanisms of attracting health cadres, in which Dr. Saad bin Muhammad Asiri, Dr. Abdul Qadir Al-Attas and Dr. Haya bint Muhammad Al-Fawzan participated, and its axes revolved around the role of the Saudi Commission for Health Specialties in ensuring the quality of outputs and the experience of King Faisal Specialist Hospital and Research Center In terms of localizing health jobs, the internship program and its role in preventing job out.
