The Head of Health Care: We have 13,245 thousand nursing staff in the governorates of comprehensive health insurance
The General Authority for Health Care, headed by Dr. Ahmed Al -Sobky, Chairman of the Authority, the General Supervisor of the Comprehensive Health Insurance Project, the honorable national efforts made by the nursing cadres working in the authority’s facilities in the governorates of comprehensive health insurance, confirming that nursing constitutes one of the pillars of the health system and the most prominent tributaries towards excellence and sustainability. The twelfth of May of each year, and the slogan of the World Nursing Day for the year 2025: & laquo; Practical steps aimed at enabling nursing and supporting its capabilities as a driving force for health and economic development together. 13,245 nurses in the governorates of the six comprehensive health insurance system (Port Said, Luxor, Ismailia, South Sinai, Suez, and Aswan), which reflects the importance of nursing as a basic pillar in sustaining health services. Supporting and stimulating, and providing distinguished training and educational opportunities in cooperation with major scientific entities locally and internationally, noting that the year 2025 will witness the graduation of about 900 qualified nursing staff at the highest level, to meet the needs of the labor market. By evaluating performance, as well as promoting professional identity and improving the general appearance of nursing, in line with international standards, and contributes to supporting job stability and upgrading the level of nursing practice within the health work environment. Care institutes & quot; Technical, which amounted to 13 institutes in the governorates of the comprehensive health insurance system, and includes more than 4,300 students in multiple academic stages. A strong indication of the quality of nursing technical education in the authority. The new system pursues comprehensive policies to qualify nursing cadres, which includes basic, specialized and compulsory training, in addition to expanding cadres preparation programs according to the latest global curricula and practices, which contributes to enhancing the quality of health service and achieving the consent of the beneficiaries.
