Details of the cooperation of the authorities in the healthcare supply chains under the slogan "Supply the future"

The General Authority for Health Care, headed by Dr. Ahmed Al -Sobky, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the General Supervisor of the Comprehensive Health Insurance Project, launched the first forum for supply chains, under the slogan & quot; the supply of the future & quot;, within the framework of the authority’s strategy towards building a sustainable health system that depends on smart and secure supply chains, contributes to enhancing the efficiency of health services and ensuring their continuity, in a way that accompanies the state’s directions towards the transformation Digital and achieving the vision of & quot; Egypt 2030 & quot;

Dr. Hisham Badr, Dr. Amr Gad, Deputy Chairman of the Egyptian Authority for Unified Purchase, Supply, Medical Supply and Medical Technology Department, on behalf of Dr. Hisham State, Chairman of the Authority, Dr. Yassin Rajai, Assistant Chairman of the Egyptian Pharmaceutical Authority, on behalf of Dr. Ali Al -Ghamrawi, Chairman of the Authority, and Dr. Mohamed Hassani, Assistant Minister of Health For public health projects and initiatives, Dr. Naama Saeed Abed, representative of the World Health Organization in Egypt, as well as representatives of health bodies and various health sectors, and a group of international experts and specialists in the field of supply and health care chains. Advisors of the Authority, heads and managers of the central and public departments, heads of the regions and the directors of the branches, and representatives of the supply department headed by the authority and the like in the branches in the governorates in which the comprehensive health insurance system is applied. To manage supply chains of 4.4 billion pounds in medicines, and 3.5 billion pounds in medical supplies, in addition to achieving a financial provision of 489 million pounds, as a result of rationalizing use and the application of smart systems for medical stock management, as well as recycling medicines worth 230 million pounds, and medical supplies worth 317 million pounds. Logistics, it has become one of the pillars of quality and secure, pointing to close cooperation with the unified purchase and medicine bodies to integrate databases in supply, and to localize the pharmaceutical, supplies and medical devices industry, noting that efforts in parallel with the state’s interest in the drug file and cooperation with international partners have resulted in the exports of the Egyptian drug to the billion dollar barrier, with targeting reaching $ 3 billion By 2030, this goal may be achieved before that in light of the strong political will, solidarity and stability. Medicines within the facilities of the authority in the governorates in which the comprehensive health insurance system is applied & quot;

Dr. Al -Sobky appreciated the national efforts of the unified purchase and Egyptian drugs, praising their current and previous leaders, stressing that current successes are completed by building on previous successes, and stressing that the Health Care Authority is the least affected by deficiencies and waiting lists. He also praised the supply teams of the Health Care Authority, its branches and its facilities, as well as the role of digital transformation and success partners from the private sector, pointing out that the authority’s supply system is based on science and technology. Healthy befitting the status of Egypt and the Egyptians, stressing the importance of documenting success stories. Sustainability in the health sector. And the international. Comprehensive health insurance, and it has a real desire to develop the health sector and provide high -quality services to citizens. He added that the health sector proved its steadfastness during the crises, and that the good management of supply chains was a decisive factor, wishing the commission’s continued success as part of the state’s efforts to achieve a better life for all Egyptians. And ensuring that no citizen is deprived of his right to treatment, regardless of his economic or social conditions. He pointed out that the World Health Organization, through a regional initiative, is working to enhance fair access to medical products, by supporting local production, developing supply chains, and establishing effective control systems. His support strongly. The Board of Directors, and Dr. Amir Al -Talawani, Executive Director of the Authority, for their great role, their continuous follow -up and unlimited support for the development of the medical supply system. The supply. In the forefront of which was Dr. Ali Al -Ghamrawi, Chairman of the Egyptian Pharmaceutical Authority, where the honor was received on behalf of Dr. Yassin Rajaei, Assistant Chairman of the Authority.

& nbsp. A number of leaders of the Ministry of Health and Population, and they are Dr. Mohamed Ramadan, Head of the Central Administration for Financial and Administrative Affairs, d. Ahmed Saeed, Director General of the General Administration of Medical Supply, d. Dalia Zakaria, Director of the logistical support unit at the Assistant Minister’s Office for Public Health Projects and Initiatives Affairs. Ahmed Salah, Advisor to the Chairman of the Authority, d. Mohamed El -Sayed, Head of the Central Administration of Supply, and Brigadier M. Tamer Abdel Moneim, Director of the Department of Medical Devices, and Colonel M. Mohamed Ibrahim Amer, Head of the Central Administration for Information Systems and Digital Transformation, d. Amani Faraj, Director of the General Administration of Medical Supply, d. Mariana Samir, Director General of Warehouses. Rania Ahmed, Director General of allowing medical supplies, d. Amira Hosni, Director General of the General Administration of Import and Customs Medical Release, Dr. Shaima Hamdi, director of the complaints samples unit and the post -marketing program. Moataz Mukhtar, Head of the Audiovisual Production Unit, d. Nada Ahmed, Supervisor of Coordination and Follow -up of supply affairs, d. Noha Mahmoud, Supervisor of the Medicines File, d. Asma Sayed, Supervisor of Medical Supplies, d. Mustafa Wafik, Supervisor of the file of the perpetrator and non -medical, d. Abdul Rahman Ashraf, supervisor of the employment of the newly joined governorates in the supply department, Rabi Abdel -Munsif, Secretary of the Presidency of the Authority, in addition to Dr. Marina Murad, Director of Luxor Branch supply, d. Rehab Al -Muslimi, official of the medical supplies file at the Port Said branch, M. Mohamed Fouad, Director of the Authority’s Medical Engineering Department. Mustafa Shaaban, Head of the Central Department of Health and Capitalization, d. Noha Al -Sanadidi, Director General of the General Administration of Primary Health Care, d. Ahmed Dunqul, Director General of the General Administration of Customer Satisfaction, d. Mai Al -Meliji, Director General of the General Administration of Information Systems and Digital Transformation, d. Mustafa Sabri, Director General of the General Administration of Financial Affairs, d. Hatem Ramadan, Director General of the General Administration of Hotel Administration, d. Heba Awaida, Director General of the General Administration of Research and Development, Ayman Othman, Director of Warehouse Department, Khaled Sayed, Director of Patient Accounts Department, Khaled Al -Ansari, Director of Human Resources Operations Department, Shadi Saber, Director of the Department of Merit and Advances, d. Engy Ghoneim, Director of Talent Administration and Development Department, d. Muhammad Abu al -Majd, General Supervisor of Events and Visual Identity, Colonel Saeed Al -Hamshari, Supervisor of Administrative Affairs and headquarters, d. Muhannad Atef, Director of Studies and Research Department, d. Walid Hussein, Director of operation of June 30 in Port Said, in addition to Dr. Hind Ashour, Director of Pharmacy Department at the Ministry of Health. Mamdouh Jad Al -Rab (Ismailia Branch), d. Sherine Mahmoud (Port Said Branch), d. Soha Abu Zaid (South Sinai Branch), d. Ahmed Salman (Suez Branch), d. Abdul Rahman Muhammad (Aswan Branch), d. Aya Mustafa, Officer of Follow -up to the Department of Stores and Administrative Affairs. Rasha Mohamed (Port Said and Aswan branch), d. Dina Hassan (Port Said branch), d. Yousra Hassan (Ismailia Branch), d. Habbis Rifaat (Luxor Branch). Muhammad Sami (Luxor and Suez branch), d. Mona Jabr (Luxor Branch), d. Sayed Ibrahim (South Sinai Branch). Walaa Ibrahim (Port Said Branch), d. Mohamed Adel (Ismailia Branch), d. Howaida Al -Mitwalli (South Sinai branch), d. Ahmed Fathi, an official of the supply of Ismailia branch, d. Dalia Nagy, Director of supply of June 30 International Diseases of Kidney and Streams in Ismailia, was also honored Walaa Farouk, the officials and costs of administrative affairs, Mohamed Said, Logistics Officer. Flexibility in the health supply chain, mechanisms for adapting to accelerating changes, to ensure the continuity of health services in light of the challenges

and Dr. Islam Annan, a health policy consultant and health economics, talked about the economic sustainability of health supply chains, reviewing strategic solutions to provide sustainable financing, in order to enhance the health system’s ability to adapt and grow.

and the forum discussed a discussion session under the title & quot; Patient supply chain & quot, where the importance of the design of supply chains was highlighted to respond to the needs of patients, and achieve better health results by providing service, medicine and supplies in time Diabetes, and the role of supply chain in enabling patients to manage their cases effectively, which contributes to improving the quality of their healthy lives. A more efficient and flexible digital.

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