The reality of the Yemeni health sector and the role of September 21 University for Medical and Applied Sciences in reforming it and building the modern Yemeni state

Abstract

This research aims to identify the strategic role of the University of September 21 for medical and applied sciences in reforming the national health sector and stimulating medical tourism to contribute to reviving the national economy and participating in building the modern Yemeni state, by highlighting the reasons for the Yemeni patients' migration to search for health services outside the country, The root causes of the low quality of the national health sector services, which lead to medical errors and high costs of health services, and an indication of their impact on the national economy. The research concluded that the first building block of health sector reform requires first reform of the health education sector, and the localization of administrative jobs in health institutions and facilities By providing them with intellectually and practically qualified cadres in the management of health services and hospitals, and to reduce the occurrence of medical errors, a national health information system must be built and benefit from advances in information and communications technology to provide electronic health services and electronic health control.