City Healthcare Clinic, Dubai

Abstract

Beginning January 1, 2014, the Dubai Health Authority made healthcare insurance mandatory for every national, resident and visitor in Dubai, with a view to cover the entire population of Dubai in 2-3 years. According to Dr. Haidar Saeed Al Yousuf, Director of Health Funding at the Dubai Health Authority, the mandatory health insurance model had two key pillars – access and quality. The first pillar ensured access to healthcare for every person in the Emirate. The second key pillar improved service quality at every step beginning with a complaints forum, an e-prescription and e-claims system. Future endeavours included indicators and clinical guidelines, among others. The universal insurance scheme posed several managerial challenges to the healthcare clinics in delivering good quality service to a larger number of patients. The hospital administrator of City Healthcare Clinic, Dubai is concerned about maintaining the quality of service delivery with the increased load of patients.

Additional Information

Product Type Case
Reference No. CMHS0027
Title City Healthcare Clinic, Dubai
Pages 7
Published on Apr 20, 2014
Authors Ramani, K.V; Babu, Kumaresh;
Area Center for Management of Health Services (CMHS)
Keywords Universal Insurance; Deductable; co-payment; e-prescription; e-claim
Country Dubai
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