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The Egyptian Ministry of Health and Population has launched the training program for the second batch of the "Patient Safety Ambassadors" initiative, which is being implemented in collaboration with the World Health Organization. The program aims to promote a culture of patient safety and improve the quality of healthcare services. The program targeted 17,000 applicants from various governorates, and 878 candidates were selected, representing medical staff, doctors, students, patients' relatives, academics, and media professionals. The goal is to build a responsible community culture dedicated to patient safety. The first batch achieved significant success, with 1,899 ambassadors graduating at a satisfaction rate of 99.2%. Over 3,500 awareness activities were conducted, with efforts made to sustain the initiative through the "Patient Safety Network" platform and performance evaluation using measurement indicators. The initiative aims to involve the community in preventing treatment-related risks and to continuously improve the quality of healthcare.
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