Riyadh hosted the eighth edition of the Health Ada’a Award on Wednesday, where Minister of Health Fahad AlJalajel honored the winners.
According to SPA, the award was launched in strategic partnership with the National Health Insurance Center. The ceremony took place in the presence of specialists, partners, and health sector leaders.
Winners were recognized across six categories that reflect diverse areas of excellence in healthcare and efforts to improve the health experience for communities and individuals. These efforts aim to promote prevention and enhance care quality to support the Health Sector Transformation Program’s objectives under Saudi Vision 2030 toward an Ambitious Nation grounded in institutional excellence and efficiency, and a Vibrant Society enjoying better health.
The Health Ada’a Award was launched in 2018 as a national competitive platform to foster a culture of continuous improvement in healthcare. It honors inspiring models among healthcare facilities and professionals while promoting innovation and excellence to support Saudi Vision 2030 objectives.
Who participated in the eighth edition of the Health Ada’a Award? Minister of Health Fahad AlJalajel honored the winners of the award in Riyadh on Wednesday. The event was attended by specialists, partners, and health sector leaders, and was launched in strategic partnership with the National Health Insurance Center.
What are the objectives and categories of the Health Ada’a Award? The award recognizes winners across six categories that reflect diverse areas of healthcare excellence and efforts to improve the health experience for communities and individuals. These efforts promote prevention and enhance care quality to support the Health Sector Transformation Program’s objectives under Saudi Vision 2030.
When was the Health Ada’a Award established and what is its purpose? Launched in 2018, the Health Ada’a Award serves as a national competitive platform to promote innovation and excellence. It aims to support Saudi Vision 2030 by honoring inspiring models among healthcare facilities and professionals while fostering a culture of continuous improvement.