SCC’s cmte reviews Sharjah Municipality’s public health services

Taking place on a Friday morning, the visit focused on understanding the efforts the municipality is making to improve public health in Sharjah. The committee wanted to see how these efforts help provide excellent healthcare services that meet the needs of the community and ensure long-term health.

The delegation was led by Mohammed Saleh Al Ali, the committee chairman, along with other members including Dr. Hind Saleh Al Hajri, the committee's rapporteur, and several committee members. This visit aligns with the goals of His Highness Sheikh Dr. Sultan bin Mohammed Al Qasimi, the ruler of Sharjah, who aims to create a society with comprehensive healthcare and an environment that improves the quality of life for its residents.

During the visit, representatives from the health department provided an overview of their work, including their plans, key statistics, and ongoing initiatives to ensure a safe and healthy environment. They highlighted the role of medical fitness centers across Sharjah, which are essential for supporting community health and providing efficient services for patients.

The committee members toured a Medical Fitness Center in the Nasiriyah area, where they explored the facilities and services offered, particularly focusing on how quickly and effectively customer transactions are processed. This is part of the municipality's plan to offer smart and fast services for everyone in the community.

While on-site, the committee discussed important topics with health officials, like improving the quality of health services and ensuring that staff are well-supported. They also talked about expanding community awareness efforts to promote health and safety among Sharjah residents.

Chairman Mohammed Saleh Al Ali emphasized that this visit is part of the committee's role in overseeing the performance of health services in Sharjah. He highlighted the importance of the reports they prepare, which help with decision-making and shaping future health policies. Dr. Hind Al Hajri added that the visit is a way to directly assess health services and collaborate with partners on suggestions to improve services and support Sharjah's goal of being a healthy and sustainable society.