achieving 4 goals to ensure health quality
The Secretary General of the Federation of Arab Hospitals, Professor of Public Health, Consultant of Family and Community Medicine, Professor Tawfiq Ahmed Khoja, confirmed that
The electronic interactive meeting “Supervision and Monitoring of Public Health Dimensions .. New Directions,” which concluded its sessions today, Monday, with the participation of a distinguished elite of doctors from Saudi Arabia and the Arab countries, called for keeping pace with the health development needs of the current stage, which requires achieving 4 goals:
First: Expediting the establishment of scientific centers or specialized work groups in various health facilities to adopt concepts and themes
Monitoring, evaluation and health supervision, and linking them to all strategic national health plans and their implementation plans.
Second: Encouraging scientific research and working to fund scientific research related to monitoring, evaluation and supervision, while setting research priorities in the areas of health service quality and evidence-based health economics.
Third: Working on the implementation and implementation of a strategic national plan (short and long-term) to institutionalize and empower these concepts and directions in all events and activities related to the implementation of health programs and initiatives in accordance with the mechanisms and time stages in the following areas: Holding more workshops and seminars to disseminate this concept and deepen the practice, and establish mechanisms Developing clinical guidelines with the responsible national committees, enhancing the linkage and participation mechanism through the unified electronic network, issuing a specialized Arab national scientific journal or publication, and creating an academic certificate in supervision to improve health services.
Fourth: Achieving work with this scientific and practical concept at the level of daily clinical practice in all health facilities to ensure the quality and improvement of medical performance, and to be guided by decision makers and decision makers at the level of higher administrations.
He pointed to the meeting, stressing the necessity and importance of the issues of improving health services, the sustainability of their safety and security, achieving the lofty goals and noble goals of these services, and improving the outcomes of health systems on aspects of quality of life and sustainable development, God Almighty.
He added that the sessions of the meeting touched on aspects of enhancing focus on the concepts and dimensions of supervision, follow-up and evaluation in health systems in general and in public health in particular, pointing out that this meeting is nothing but the best evidence of everyone’s solidarity and our participation in the concerns and priorities of sustainable Arab development, asking God Almighty to come The partnership and cooperation between the Arab countries are up to the aspirations, praise and grace of God, as the meeting was keen to shed light on the need for all stakeholders in the health care sector to sit together and a platform for cooperation and discussion on modern and effective methods of monitoring, follow-up, evaluation and supervision to improve the quality of performance and work to find tangible solutions It presented and presented topics related to these themes and shed light on the basic points of public health, and brought together policy and system makers, planners and workers in these areas to exchange views, ideas and solutions in order to develop this vital sector and improve performance outcomes.
The interactive meeting concluded its sessions today, with the participation of Professor Imad Al-Azzazi
Professor of Governance Practices, Healthcare Systems Consultant, Professor Salman Rawaf, Professor of Public Health, Imperial College London and President of the Arab Association for Public Health, Professor Tawfiq bin Ahmed Khoja, Professor of Public Health, Imperial College London, Secretary General of the Arab Hospitals Association, Chair of the Symposium, Professor Abdellatif Al-Murr, Professor Public Health and Community Medicine at the Faculty of Medicine in Zagazig, and Dr. Abdul Karim Al-Quwaidi, a consultant physician, epidemiology and public health, Director of the Department of Academic Affairs at Al-Ahsa Health Cluster, Member of the Board of Directors of the Saudi Epidemiological Society, Dr. Abdullah bin Tawfiq Khoja, Associate Professor and Consultant of Public Health and Family Medicine, Head of the Public Health Department at the Faculty of Medicine Imam Muhammad Bin Saud Islamic University.
