New digital evaluation system in Greek hospitals
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A significant change is beginning in the public health sector in Greece, as the Ministry of Health proceeds with the implementation of the "Health-IQ" system. This is a new tool aimed at modernizing and improving the operation of hospitals and Health Centers across the country.
This system uses a total of 190 different indicators to "scan" and evaluate the services offered to citizens. In this way, the administration of the National Health System (ESY) will be able to have a clear picture of the situation in every health unit, immediately identifying existing problems.
The main goal of "Health-IQ" is to create a common "benchmark" for all hospitals. Thus, those in charge will be able to know where more interventions are needed, improving the quality of care that patients receive.
The expansion of the system throughout the territory is expected to contribute to the faster resolution of malfunctions. With the use of digital data, decisions regarding the management of resources and personnel will be made based on more objective criteria.
This initiative represents a step toward the digital upgrade of the National Health System. Citizens are expected to gradually see improvements in service, as the monitoring of health services is now becoming more systematic and effective.
Sources: Iatropedia.gr
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