making the most of digitization and e-health
At the conclusion of its work today, the interactive meeting to enhance health leadership skills in light of digital transformation approved many recommendations aimed at keeping abreast of health developments to meet challenges.
The Secretary General of the Federation of Arab Hospitals, Professor of Public Health, Prof. Tawfiq Ahmed Khoja, said: The meeting was fruitful and constructive, with the participation of elite and elite health experts, male and female doctors, as it discussed over two days several topics on adopting concepts and axes in training and qualifying health leaders, and linking them to all national health plans. The strategy and its implementation plans, the improvement of health services and the sustainability of their safety and security, the achievement of the lofty goals and noble objectives of these services, and the improvement of health systems’ outputs in terms of quality of life and sustainable development.
Khoja drew attention to the importance and role of follow-up, monitoring, evaluation, supervision and measurement of indicators and making the most of health digitization and electronic health, which has become a scientific and global reality to meet the challenges facing health leaders and successive developments in health systems and their accelerated programs and modern medical technologies, in addition to this huge scientific momentum of tools Accreditation and total quality.
Professor Khoja recorded his thanks and appreciation to His Excellency Dr. Muhammad bin Ahmed Al-Jarallah, President of the Islamic Organization for Medical Sciences (former) Kuwaiti Minister of Health, for sponsoring the activities of the meeting. He also valued the participation of Dr. Ahmed Al-Mandhari, Regional Director of the World Health Organization for Eastern Mediterranean Countries, and gave his thanks and appreciation to the health experts and elite doctors. Specialists who enriched the meeting with their proposals, recommendations and scientific interventions.
And participated in the meeting of the second day: Professor Tawfiq Khoja, Secretary General of the Federation of Arab Hospitals, Professor Gamila Nasr, Professor and Head of the Cardiovascular Department, Faculty of Medicine, Suez Canal University, Professor Abdel Latif Al-Murr, Professor of Public Health and Community Medicine at Zagazig University, Dr. Sherine Al-Masry, Professor of Clinical and Chemical Pathology, Department of Biology The minute, Ain Shams University, Cairo, Professor Nabil Al-Qurashi, Professor of Family and Community Medicine, Dr. Heba Al-Qadi, Dean of the Higher Institute of Public Health - Egypt - Alexandria University, Dr. Randa Mohamed Noah, Consultant in Preventive Medicine, Public Health and Epidemiology, Ministry of Health, Dr. Ali Noureddine, Director of Nagaa Hammadi General Hospital - Egypt.
