Supreme Council for Health (SCH) chairman Lieutenant General Dr Shaikh Mohammed bin Abdulla Al Khalifa has underscored Bahrain’s commitment to prioritising public health.
He also emphasised continuous efforts to enhance medical capabilities and ensure services meet the highest international standards.
This came as Lt Gen Dr Shaikh Mohammed and Health Minister Dr Jalila Al Sayyed conducted a field visit to Salmaniya Medical Complex (SMC) to review operations and monitor healthcare updates.
They were received by Government Hospitals chief executive Dr Mariam Al Jalahma, along with members of the executive management team.
They inspected pharmacy and outpatient clinic operations, observed daily healthcare procedures, and listened to feedback from medical staff on challenges and potential improvements, as well as patient concerns.
A meeting was held with the Government Hospitals executive management, chaired by Dr Al Jalahma, to discuss operational efficiency, patient experience strategies and infrastructure development plans in line with global standards.
Dr Al Sayyed highlighted the importance of field visits in fostering direct engagement with healthcare professionals and patients, underscoring Bahrain’s dedication to developing an integrated and advanced healthcare system.
She reiterated the ministry’s commitment to implementing development plans that ensure the sector’s sustainability and long-term goals.
The visit aligns with Bahrain’s broader strategy to enhance performance in healthcare institutions, support medical professionals, and improve operational efficiency for sustainable healthcare services.
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