Title:
Saudi Arabia’s Health Care Reform

Authors:
Hossam Alakhrass, Saudi Arabia

Abstract:

Saudi Arabia is among others facing healthcare challenges while as the government tries as much to clear the hindrances to good health and health facilities. Health is a vital part of the ecosystem rendering it high priority and activeness in implementing strategies to better it. Creation of Aco's has brought about evident and evolutional changes to health systems in Saudi Arabia. Moreover, The Triple Aim objective - better health, healthcare, and care-value - is the focus of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's health and healthcare transformation effort. Multiple interventions and reform procedures are included in the Transformation initiative, ranging from healthcare system governance with new actors and roles, to service delivery, to the funding system. The KSA's ethos and leading strategy to driving transformational change nationally and across all system tiers is defined by Population Health Management (PHM). By encouraging prevention, early detection, integrated, and individualized care, PHM attempts to combine the focus on population health with the enhancement of quality of care and health outcomes.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.51505/ijmshr.2021.5604