MOHAMED YASSINE TOUIL’s Post

Case study on Establishment of Hospital Accreditation System in Sri Lanka Dharmagunawardene, D., Bowman, P., Avery, M., & Hinchcliff, R. (2024, 08-09th July). Sustainability of Healthcare Accreditation in LMICs: Lessons Learned from Sri Lanka. College of Professional and Continuing Education & Society for Health Administration Programs in Education (CCPE-SHAPE) symposium, Hong Kong, China. I, and our research team sincerely welcome, any comments, which will also provide valuable insights for developing and establishing hospital accreditation programs in Low- and Middle-Income Countries. (Leading to enhanced insights for my PhD research as well)

This is an overview of my thesis titled "The Reform of the Healthcare System in Morocco" where I delve into the evolution and future of moroccan healthcare, my thesis covers: -The rich history of moroccan medicine -Key milestones and reforms shaping our healthcare system -Challenges and innovative solutions for a healthier future as I can suggest ! I've packed this study with eye-opening insights, global comparisons and a handful of recommendations that could really shake things up in morocco's healthcare

Thank you Anh BOURCET, Prof. Hwee-Lin Wee, & National University of Singapore for the great opportunity! The course achieved the following pillars: 1. Navigate complex market access pathways, barriers, and opportunities 2. Develop a market access strategy, including reimbursement strategy and policy shaping 3. Develop a robust value proposition and dossier 4. Outline an evidence generation strategy, including real-world evidence (RWE) and health economics and outcomes research (HEOR) 5. Value-based healthcare, pricing & procurement, and ecosystem shaping

Here follows a summary of an article that I published in 2008 titled **"E-health: Does it make sense for Morocco?"** It explores the relevance of e-health within the Moroccan context, focusing on the use of information and communication technologies (ICT). It introduces the concept of e-health as a set of processes aimed at improving the quality of medical care through the use of ICT. These processes include the management of information systems for administrative tasks, medical diagnostics, and health data management. The article emphasizes the importance of e-health in developing countries like Morocco, which faces challenges such as a low budget allocated to the health sector and structural weaknesses. It also discusses the Moroccan government's efforts to integrate e-health into its e-government strategy, specifically through projects such as the e-Morocco 2010 program. In conclusion, the article proposes concrete and realistic solutions for implementing e-health applications suited to Morocco's available human, material, and financial resources. It calls for better education for healthcare professionals and adequate ICT equipment to optimize the efficiency of healthcare services and the management of medical information.

Coordination and training of health facilities to serve as clinical research centers, capable of delivering sponsor-initiated clinical trials, are crucial for unlocking leadership potential in improving healthcare services and technologies across Africa. Purpose Africa #clinicaltrials #capacitybuilding #healthservices

How can #digitalhealth tools boost the efficiency and quality of healthcare in Africa? Find out on March 1st with Raphael Akangbe (DBA, Ph.D, FCIML)

The inaugural Implementing Evidence for Real World Impact in Health: EIS 2023 Singapore Symposium was held on 13 October 2023. The #symposium brought together nearly 150 attendees from across the spectrum of policy makers, scientists, practitioners, and organisation leaders to discuss how well-implemented and high-quality evidence can improve the quality and delivery of #healthcare in Singapore.   Topics that were discussed included bridging high-end science, product and service development, policymaking to #translate #research into impact for #populations, as well as the need to integrate implementation science from the outset of research. The need to break free from academic silos and engage communities in research, and commit time, attention and funding to stakeholder engagement were also vividly discussed. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gFStFRUP #BISINUS #impsci #implementationscience

You have an idea for research in #health that would require a large scale collaboration between different stakeholders and a range of different health industries - submit your idea to Innovative Health Initiative (IHI) - see all details below

Decolonizing of the medical curriculum (and practice) is fundamental for reaching a sustainable health care.