The Ministry of Health and Prevention (MOHAP), represented by the Division of Clinical Top quality and Health Accreditation in the Healthcare facility Industry, has actually released the ERMS effort to develop rights for individuals in the community, giving them additional accessibility to healthcare and health facilities, while providing them with comprehensive, reliable and efficient services.

Dr. Youssif Al Serkal, Assistant Undersecretary for MOHAP's Hospitals Industry, stated: "By releasing the ERMS campaign, we intend to elevate recognition among the community regarding individual legal rights in adherence with the most effective worldwide practices, while highlighting the importance of involving every individual in the healthcare system to elevate the level of rely on our health facilities and clinical team. This reflects our commitment to global accreditation requirements, and advertises health techniques according to internationally authorized medical methods. This supports the ministry's technique to supply exceptional health services, while improving the quality of its work and creating its health facilities."

Al Serkal also noted MOHAP's commitment to preserving the legal rights of all people to get complete healthcare, while securing their privacy and guaranteeing discretion at the highest degree of efficiency and openness, in a manner that abides by the health and cultural requirements of the individual. The ministry works to increase awareness amongst health service companies and their staff members on the significance of person legal rights in the growth of the health industry. The ministry also strives to establish laws pertaining to the rights of clients throughout all centers, while prioritizing patient care.

Dr. Amna Al Nabooda, Head of Clinical Quality, noted MOHAP's commitment to guaranteeing the civil liberties of clients and their family members to obtain a full description of the medical problem involved and the treatment needed. Patients will certainly also receive information on the complications that may occur as a result of the therapy, specifically in instances such as cancer, special demands, psychological disorders, and chronic diseases.

Al Nabooda additionally kept in mind the value of effectively training and certifying the workers of health centers on how to handle patients expertly and pleasantly, and how to raise recognition concerning the rights of people with introducing campaigns and distributing pamphlets and posters. She additionally highlighted the relevance of social networking in elevating recognition throughout all segments of society.

The launch of the new initiative consisted of a lecture by Dr. Zakaria Al-Attal, Senior Advisor for Institutional Development and International Certification at MOHAP, called '5 Steps to Safe Healthcare.' Dr. Amira Al Khaja, Director of Sharjah's primary healthcare centers, talked about the significance of involving patients in Sharjah health centres, while Esraa Al Bastaki discussed the individual's trip during treatment. The event wrapped up with a panel conversation on the close relationship between the person and health facilities.