Report on the achievements of universal health coverage in Egypt

Report on the Achievements of Universal Health Coverage in Egypt

The Egyptian Cabinet reviewed the report of the General Authority for Health Care on the achievements of the Universal Health Coverage program, which is part of the state's plan to expand the scope of healthcare and provide medical services to all citizens efficiently and with high quality.

Key Points:

Number of Beneficiaries:
The program provided healthcare services to millions of citizens across the country, with a focus on the most vulnerable groups.

Expansion of the Healthcare Network:
A large number of healthcare centers and units were opened and developed to provide basic and specialized services, equipped with the latest medical devices.

Services Provided:

• Coverage of medical examinations and treatment for chronic diseases.

• Provision of primary and secondary care, including imaging and laboratory tests.

• Enhancement of specialized care services for children, the elderly, and pregnant women.

Securing Medicines and Medical Supplies:
Supply chains were regulated to ensure the availability of essential medicines in all hospitals and healthcare centers.

Monitoring and Quality:
Strict medical oversight standards were applied, and healthcare staff were trained on the latest medical protocols to ensure service quality.

Results and Continuous Improvement:
The program recorded significant improvements in service delivery speed, number of beneficiaries, and efficient use of medical resources.
The report aims to monitor performance and develop future plans to expand the scope of universal health coverage.

Importance of the Report:

• Reflects the state's commitment to ensuring access to comprehensive healthcare for all citizens.

• Supports the efforts of the General Authority for Health Care in improving service quality and reducing healthcare gaps between different governorates.