The Egyptian General Healthcare Authority has announced that it will waive training fees for nursing students. The decision was made during the Authority's 102nd board meeting, chaired by Dr. Ahmed El-Sebki, the Authority's chairman and supervisor of the comprehensive health insurance project. The meeting aimed to follow up on institutional work developments and improve healthcare services.
The board approved a new organizational structure for the Authority's branches, medical complexes, and hospitals in governorates with comprehensive health insurance. This move is part of the Authority's plan to update organizational structures, improve work efficiency, and define responsibilities more effectively. The new structure is expected to enhance the quality of healthcare services provided.
The Authority also agreed to train nursing students from the Suez Canal University at primary healthcare centers and units under its supervision. This decision was made in accordance with approved training standards. The training aims to provide students with practical experience and improve their skills in providing healthcare services.
Furthermore, the Authority approved a cooperation protocol with Suez Canal University to support the integration of healthcare and academic institutions. This protocol aims to enhance clinical training for medical students and expand cooperation with the Supreme Council of University Hospitals. The Authority also agreed to waive training fees for nursing students at its hospitals.
The decision to waive training fees for nursing students is expected to facilitate the availability of practical training opportunities within the Authority's healthcare facilities. This move supports the preparation of qualified nursing cadres according to the needs of the healthcare system. The Authority's efforts aim to improve the quality of healthcare services provided to citizens.
The board also approved the launch of kidney dialysis services for foreign patients within the "Holiday Dialysis" program. The program offers a range of prices for these services, which is expected to enhance the Authority's competitiveness in the medical tourism sector. This move supports the development of services for international patients.
The meeting was attended by several officials, including Dr. Hani Rashid, deputy chairman of the board, and members of the board, including Dr. Farid Mahram, Dr. Fatima Abdel Aziz, and Dr. Kawthar Mahmoud. The meeting was also attended by Dr. Amir El-Telwani, executive director of the Authority, and other senior officials.
Key points
- The Egyptian General Healthcare Authority waives training fees for nursing students at its hospitals.
- The Authority approves a new organizational structure for its branches and hospitals.
- The Authority launches kidney dialysis services for foreign patients within the "Holiday Dialysis" program.
