The Egyptian cabinet, led by Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly, reviewed the annual report of the Healthcare Accreditation and Supervision Authority for the 2025/2026 fiscal year. The report highlighted the authority's achievements in implementing its mandates and supporting the state's efforts to consolidate quality healthcare and ensure the sustainability of the comprehensive health insurance system.
The report covered various aspects, including the authority's efforts in accrediting healthcare facilities, supervising the application of quality and patient safety standards, and reviewing engineering designs for healthcare facilities. It also touched on the authority's role in qualifying facilities, building staff capacities, and measuring beneficiary and service provider satisfaction with the comprehensive health insurance system.
The report revealed significant progress in the healthcare sector, with the authority accrediting 339 healthcare facilities during the 2025/2026 fiscal year, compared to 202 facilities in the previous year. This was achieved through 597 evaluation visits. The authority's Central Administration for Health Supervision conducted 2101 field supervisory visits, a 22% increase from the previous year, covering 24 governorates.
The authority provided technical support services to 679 healthcare facilities and implemented 95 training programs, benefiting around 18,000 trainees, a 113% increase from the previous year. These efforts were made in collaboration with the Ministry of Health and Population and the Health Insurance Authority.
The report also highlighted the authority's role in developing national standards and enhancing its international presence. The authority's efforts aim to support the sustainability of the healthcare sector and build a network of healthcare providers capable of delivering safe and high-quality care.
The Egyptian government's review of the report reflects its commitment to improving the healthcare sector and ensuring the quality of services provided to citizens. The report's findings and recommendations are expected to inform policy decisions and guide future developments in the sector.
Key initiatives and achievements outlined in the report demonstrate the authority's progress in implementing its mandates and contributing to the development of Egypt's healthcare sector. The report's release is expected to promote transparency and accountability in the sector.
Key points
- The Egyptian cabinet reviews the annual report of the Healthcare Accreditation and Supervision Authority, highlighting key performance indicators and developments in the healthcare sector.
- The authority accredited 339 healthcare facilities during the 2025/2026 fiscal year, a significant increase from the previous year.
- The authority provided technical support services to 679 healthcare facilities and implemented 95 training programs, benefiting around 18,000 trainees.
