Emirates Health Services Corporation Director-General tours Kuwait Hospital Sharjah
Sharjah,UAE
Sallam Sallam
HE Dr. Youssif Al Serkal, Director-General of the Emirates Health Services Corporation, underlined that the Ministry of Health and Prevention, MoHAP, is committed to following closely the field-based work progress and the efficiency of healthcare services provided in hospitals, as part of the Ministry’s efforts to ensure the consistency of health services with the developmental plans and patient’s needs.
Al-Serkal made the statement during his visit to Kuwait Hospital in Sharjah. The visit is one of a series of visits to health facilities to make sure of the operational readiness of hospitals and the availability of medical equipment and pharmaceuticals.
Tremendous efforts
During his visit, Al-Serkal met with the hospital staff and visited the inpatients to follow up on their health conditions. He directed the hospital management to continue to provide the best healthcare services for patients and visitors.
In the same context, Al-Serkal toured the different departments of the Hospital, including the emergency and intensive care departments, as well as outpatient clinics, endoscopy, and other internal administrative departments. He was also briefed on the hospital’s plans to ensure the delivery of the best health services, as well as the detailed plan to ensure service continuation.
On another note, the Director-General of Emirates Health Services Corporation reviewed with the general manager of the hospital and the competent staff the strenuous endeavors to get the JCI accreditation before the middle of 2021. He directed to continue the implementation of the best international practices and scientific protocols to provide the best health services within a safe environment for the health workers.
Al-Serkal reiterated his thanks to the hospital management and staff for their keenness to keep on track and enhance the performance by improving the diagnostics and therapeutics to make sure that patients have access to distinctive health services.
