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The General Authority for Healthcare announced a strategy to expand work in specialized clinics within the comprehensive health insurance system across the first phase governorates in Egypt. A total of 768 clinics have been established across 8 medical specialties, including gynecology and obstetrics, pediatrics, and internal medicine, providing over 7 million medical services to date. The plan aims to bring healthcare services closer to citizens, reduce waiting times, and increase the efficiency of the medical referral system, while maintaining high quality standards and low costs. It also seeks to achieve 100% digital transformation to improve service delivery and data management. These efforts align with the state's vision to build a modern healthcare system focused on prevention and early detection, with the goal of providing more than 80% of health needs through primary care centers and units.
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