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ISSN 2063-5346
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IMPROVING HEALTH OUTCOMES IN SAUDI ARABIA THROUGH INCREASED COOPERATION AMONG HEALTHCARE SPECIALTIES

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Najla Ayyadh M Alshammari, Afaf Obaid S Alshammari, Fahad Fathy Alanazi, Abdulrhman Saleh Altuwigry, Faisal Muhammad Mahdi Al-Ruba Al-Shammari, Yousef Ibrahim Alanazi, Sultan Farhan Heyayan Alrsheedy
» doi: 10.53555/ecb/2022.11.12.407

Abstract

This review article explores the potential benefits of enhancing collaboration among various healthcare specialties in Saudi Arabia to improve overall health outcomes in the country. The healthcare system in Saudi Arabia faces numerous challenges, including a high burden of chronic diseases, an increasing prevalence of lifestyle-related illnesses, and a growing demand for specialized healthcare services. By fostering better cooperation and communication among different healthcare disciplines, there is a significant opportunity to enhance patient care, optimize resource allocation, and ultimately improve health outcomes for the population. This review examines the current state of healthcare specialization in Saudi Arabia, identifies barriers to interdisciplinary collaboration, and proposes strategies to promote greater cooperation among healthcare professionals. By leveraging the unique expertise and perspectives of different specialties, healthcare providers can work together more effectively to address complex health issues and deliver comprehensive, patient-centered care. The review also discusses the potential impact of enhanced interdisciplinary collaboration on healthcare quality, cost-effectiveness, and patient satisfaction. Ultimately, by promoting a culture of teamwork and mutual respect among healthcare specialties, Saudi Arabia has the potential to achieve significant improvements in population health and well-being.

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