-& nbsp; To enhance the readiness of the private sector and involve it in the system
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-& nbsp; setting a strategic plan to expand the provision of health services in rural and disadvantaged areas in cooperation with the private sector
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Finance Minister: & Laquo; Comprehensive Health Coverage & RAKUO; Authentic right for all citizens … and investing in & laquo; human capital & raquo; Sustainable development locomotive.
& nbsp; The recommendations followed the discussions in the forum’s sessions throughout the day, with the participation of a group of experts, specialists and executives. Abdel Ghaffar, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Health and Population, for a set of final initiatives and recommendations, which included the following: offering a clear road map to enhance the readiness of the private sector and involve it in the comprehensive health insurance system, and to enhance international and national partnerships to ensure the sustainability of the health system. > & nbsp;
The recommendations also included, enhancing the role of digital solutions in expanding health care and raising their efficiency, and providing recommendations to overcome financial, organizational and technological challenges, and also establish a unified health information system to improve the coordination of services and facilitate decision -making.
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The recommendations included investing in quality improvement programs to ensure fair and effective health care, and set a framework to achieve integration between the private sector and the authority through clear policies and financial incentives.
and finally The recommendations included developing a strategic plan to expand the provision of health services in rural and disadvantaged areas through cooperation between the public and private sectors. Representatives of the private sector and government and private health facilities, and during the sessions, ways to enhance private sector investments were addressed in providing comprehensive health insurance services. Ahmed Kajuk, Minister of Finance, confirmed that & laquo; comprehensive health coverage & raquo; It is an inherent right for all citizens, the state’s priorities, taking into account that investing in & laquo; human capital & raquo; It is the locomotive of sustainable development.
& nbsp; Members of the Egyptian family, explaining that the private sector is not only a service provider, but a strategic partner in formulating innovative and sustainable health policies. Health, with innovative financing systems, in a way that contributes to reshaping the future & laquo; comprehensive health insurance & raquo; To become more efficient and responsive to citizens ’needs.
& nbsp; The optimal exploitation of financial resources, operational efficiency and service quality ensures sustainable, stressing the need to maximize the use of accelerated developments in the areas of artificial intelligence, and medicine & quot; from a distance & quot; The predictive analyzes in improving the level of service. Rather, it relates to the establishment of an effective and sustainable care system, expressing the pride of the International Finance Corporation, with the great progress made by Egypt towards implementing comprehensive health care coverage, considering that the annual forum of the General Authority for Comprehensive Insurance, is a testimony of support and confidence from the International Finance Corporation. & Nbsp;
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While Stephen Jembart, the regional director of Egypt, Djibouti and Yemen at the World Bank, appreciated the efforts made by the Egyptian government to speed up the application of & quot; the comprehensive health insurance system & quot; describing those efforts as & quot; The wonderful & quot;, and that the World Bank Group is proud to be a partner of the Egyptian government in supporting the comprehensive health insurance system along with the number of international partners.
& nbsp; Decreased in the number of births, a decline in the death rate, as well as increasing the average life expectancy of individuals, and Egypt also obtained & quot; the golden certificate & quot; From the World Health Organization for its success in eliminating hepatitis & quot; C & quot;
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While Mai Farid, Executive Director of the General Health Insurance Authority, said that discussions during the forum confirmed the necessity Building a strong and clear organizational framework that contributes to facilitating the participation of the private sector, while ensuring the preservation of the quality of service and its financial sustainability. It enables an effective cooperation between the public and private sectors, and these steps include implementing political reforms to reduce administrative barriers and stimulate private investments in comprehensive health insurance services, and develop financial models that enhance justice in payment and accounting mechanisms to ensure transparency for all private sector partners. > & nbsp;
and continued: These required steps include, encouraging investments in remote areas to ensure the needs of the population and achieving the principle of equality in accessing health services, and creating strong systems for monitoring and evaluation to ensure continuous improvement in providing health services, and enhancing a role Digital solutions in improving operational efficiency. , And develop a healthy health investment strategy to support medicine & quot; from a distance & quot; And take health care decisions based on data analysis. With government agencies and leading companies in the health and financial sectors, with the aim of enhancing the sustainability of the system and improving the quality of health services provided to citizens.
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& nbsp; Social Solidarity and two companies, with the aim of enabling the use of social support cards such as & quot; Takaful and Dignity & quot; To verify the entitlement to health services, in addition to exchanging data to ensure the accuracy and efficiency of providing services to the beneficiaries, a cooperation protocol was also signed with the National Bank of Egypt and the Egyptian Doctors Syndicate, with the aim of supporting health services providers by providing the necessary financing to purchase medical equipment and equipment for clinics, medical centers and hospitals wishing to Join the system.
& nbsp; The various parties concerned with the system.
& nbsp; The integration of the health sector with the system, as well as memoranda of understanding was signed with two companies, with the aim of supporting digital transformation and developing a normative digital model, and achieving digital integration to ensure enhancing the efficiency of health and pharmacy services according to uniform standards.
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P> Within its strategy to develop the capabilities of its cadres, the authority signed cooperation protocols and memoranda of understanding cooperation with a number of pharmaceutical companies, with the aim of developing human cadres through organizing specialized training programs and workshops in the fields of health economics, health technology assessment, preparing treatment protocols, and identifying the components of the service package And the development of payment systems, in a way that contributes to improving the quality of health services provided.
& nbsp; Bahia Foundation, and a pharmacy company with the aim of ensuring the provision of integrated and high -quality health services to the beneficiaries.
