Medical Accountability Law will have "qualitative" impact on service

Home Jordan News Medical Accountability Law will have "qualitative" impact on service 20-04-2021 03:22 PM Ammon News - Minister of Health Firas Hawari said Tuesday that the Medical and Health Accountability Law will help push health professions forward and make "qualitative leaps" in the level of services to the public and also boost medical tourism. The Minister spoke during a ceremony to swear in members of the specialized legal sub-committees that follow up on matters related to the medical and health accountability law. Hawari also stressed the importance of supporting the specialized sub-committees, which comprise 39 experts of the various medical and health specializations, to thoroughly examine medical and health matters. Such matters, he stressed, should be dealt with in a confidential, objective and participatory manner before decisions are taken, noting that Jordan is a leading regional country to have enacted the law to safeguard the rights of health service providers and recipients. Head of the Higher Technical Committee Abdul Hadi Breizat said that up to 220 medical complaints were referred to the panel from the concerned authorities, urging sub-committees to accurately and objectively verify such cases.

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Medical Accountability Law will have "qualitative" impact on service

20-04-2021 03:22 PM

Ammon News - Minister of Health Firas Hawari said Tuesday that the Medical and Health Accountability Law will help push health professions forward and make "qualitative leaps" in the level of services to the public and also boost medical tourism.

The Minister spoke during a ceremony to swear in members of the specialized legal sub-committees that follow up on matters related to the medical and health accountability law.

Hawari also stressed the importance of supporting the specialized sub-committees, which comprise 39 experts of the various medical and health specializations, to thoroughly examine medical and health matters.

Such matters, he stressed, should be dealt with in a confidential, objective and participatory manner before decisions are taken, noting that Jordan is a leading regional country to have enacted the law to safeguard the rights of health service providers and recipients.

Head of the Higher Technical Committee Abdul Hadi Breizat said that up to 220 medical complaints were referred to the panel from the concerned authorities, urging sub-committees to accurately and objectively verify such cases.

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