Public Healthcare In The Kingdom Of Saudi Arabia: Plans For Private Sector Participation

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Reform of how public healthcare and related services are delivered in the Kingdom is one of the Government's most important priorities.
Saudi Arabia Food, Drugs, Healthcare, Life Sciences
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Saudi Vision 2030 and the National Transformation Program 2020 are built upon the encouragement of private sector investment in sectors that have been predominantly funded and serviced by the Government in the past. Reform of how public healthcare and related services are delivered in the Kingdom is one of the Government's most important priorities. According to the National Transformation Program 2020, the Ministry of Health (the "MOH") plans to spend up to SAR23 billion prior to 2020 to reform and restructure primary health care. This article summarises our current understanding of the strategic framework that has been developed by the MOH for private sector participation ("PSP") in the delivery of public healthcare in the Kingdom, including the MOH's PSP initiatives, the phases for the implementation of the PSP program, the proposed PSP structure and the proposed delivery models for the PSP initiatives.

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