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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Saudi Ministry of Health"”.

  1. Health insurance in Saudi Arabia: funding options to manage the risk of government healthcare spending

    The Saudi Ministry of Health’s budgets demonstrated a sharp continuous increase in the period from 2006 to 2015, putting high burdens on the government at a time when the economy suffered slow growth as a result of the plummet in oil prices. This research was conducted to provide a solution for the …

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  2. Social Media Use and Acceptance Among Health Educators in Saudi Arabia

    More than half the population of Saudi Arabia has access to the Internet and social media, which are considered to be the fastest growing methods of communication in the region. The Saudi Ministry of Health encourages health-care providers, health professionals, and health organizations to accept …

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  3. Identifying health education competencies for primary health care nurses in Saudi Arabia : a Delphi Consensus Study

    Research AimThe primary aim of this Saudi-based study is to identify health-education competencies (knowledge, skills & attitudes) for Primary Health Care (PHC) nurses. Although the Saudi Ministry of Health (MOH) has highlighted the importance of health education provided in PHC by nurses, there …

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  4. Middle East respiratory syndrome in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia : insights from publicly available data

    Since 2012, more than 1300 cases of Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS) have been diagnosed worldwide, the vast majority of which have occurred in Saudi Arabia and over 40% of which have ended in death. In Spring 2014, a large outbreak of MERS originated in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia - …

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