“Khoja”: 4 goals to meet the challenges of the health stage to ensure quality and evaluation
The Secretary General of the Federation of Arab Hospitals, Professor of Public Health, Professor Tawfiq Ahmed Khoja, revealed: The developmental needs of the current stage in the health field require the achievement of (4) goals.
They are: Accelerating the establishment of scientific centers or specialized working groups in various health facilities to adopt concepts and themes in training and qualifying health leaders, and linking them to all strategic national health plans and their implementation plans.
Second: Encouraging scientific research in this field, working on financing scientific research related to digitization, and making use of it in monitoring, evaluation and supervision while setting research priorities in the areas of quality of health services and evidence-based health economics.
Third: Work on applying and implementing a strategic national plan (short and long-term) to institutionalize and enable 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, deepen practice, and strengthen the linking mechanism And participation through the unified electronic network.
Fourth, realizing the implementation of 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 as a guide for decision makers and makers at the level of senior administrations.
Khoja added: During the launch of the activities of the interactive meeting on enhancing health leadership skills in light of the digital transformation today, “Sunday”, which was inaugurated by His Excellency Dr. Muhammad bin Ahmed Al-Jarallah, President of the Islamic Organization for Medical Sciences and the Kuwaiti Minister of Health (former), with the participation of health experts and an elite of male and female doctors. Specialists, the conference discusses one of the most important issues of improving health services, sustaining their safety and security, achieving the lofty goals and noble goals of these services, and improving the outputs of health systems in terms of quality of life and sustainable development, as it has become a comprehensive concept of the leading role of health leaders in improving health care and the role of follow-up, monitoring, evaluation and supervision. Measuring indicators and making the most of health digitization and e-health is a scientific and global fact to meet the challenges facing health leaders, the successive developments in health systems and their accelerated programs and modern medical technologies, in addition to this huge scientific momentum of accreditation and comprehensive quality tools.
“Khoja” indicated: “The provision of health care will change from now until the year 2030 from what we are witnessing today. There are a number of factors for this, including the skills and roles of the workforce, human-based health care, digital technologies, smart health care, big data, recent trends in care management.” health care, embracing education and technological advancement, developing health insurance and promoting inter-health tourism, building a new generation to apply accreditation standards and others, it requires health leaders and the rest of the health team to imagine health care in 2030 and to conduct an open dialogue with all stakeholders about their expectations and interactions With health care services and how to move towards better health outcomes in light of change in order to face challenges and seize opportunities, the challenges faced by the various national sectors and the sustainability of their effective performance, along with the quality of services provided, application of the best performance standards, and drawing up policies and systems that are compatible with the aspirations of citizens in the Arab world push us together Let us all be partners in upgrading these services, provided that they are of a high standard and are safe for every Arab citizen.
“Khoja” concluded by saying: Health leaders in various sectors and specialties bear in mind the importance and necessity of working with a clear vision in order to build an integrated healthy society that is physically, psychologically and healthily sound, with a specific message, which is the quality of health services and upgrading them to the desired and distinguished level, and by achieving immediate goals. And future within a comprehensive strategic plan based in its content on the active and constructive role of continuous professional and practical development, as the comprehensive concept of the pioneering role of health leaders in improving health care and the role of follow-up, monitoring, evaluation, supervision, measurement of indicators and maximum benefit from health digitization and electronic health has become a scientific and global reality to meet challenges, and this The concept expanded to raise the capabilities and competencies of health leaders, which relies on advanced methods related to understanding the basic and pivotal determinants of health systems and their role in achieving the satisfaction of the beneficiary of the health service in all safety and security.
And participated in the sessions of the first day, His Excellency Dr. Muhammad bin Ahmed Al-Jarallah, President of the Islamic Organization for Medical Sciences and Kuwaiti Minister of Health (former), Dr. Ahmed Al-Mandhari, Regional Director of the World Health Organization, Professor Tawfiq Ahmed Khoja, Secretary General of the Arab Hospitals Union, Professor Salman Rawaf, President of the Arab Health Association General, Dr. Juma Al-Enezi, Consultant of Public Health and Hospital Management, Dr. Awad Mataria.
Director of Universal Health Coverage in the WHO Regional Office for the Eastern Mediterranean, Dr. Rajaa El-Radady, Associate Professor and Consultant of Preventive Medicine and Public Health, Head of the Department of Community Medicine, King Abdulaziz University, Prof. Nevin Ajami, Professor and Head of the Nutrition Department, Higher Institute of Public Health, University of Alexandria, Dr. Khaled Khedr, Consultant Quality and Health Management Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Health Care Quality Association.
