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Healthcare as a sign of government progress
The article focuses on the efforts to modernize the healthcare sector in Jordan between 2025 and 2026. During this period, 577 hospital beds were added, 14 new health centers were established, and an additional 49 centers were rehabilitated. A new hospital was also built in Madaba with an investment of 88 million Jordanian dinars, featuring a capacity of up to 260 beds, expandable to 360, equipped with high-quality facilities to enhance outpatient services and reduce patient transfers. The healthcare sector also saw progress in accreditation, with 200 facilities achieving accreditation, the training of 555 doctors, and the development of specialized training programs. Additionally, digital transformation expanded significantly, with computing services reaching 30 hospitals and 276 health centers, along with the development of remote medication delivery as part of the Digital Health Strategy 2026–2030. The goal is to improve service quality, reduce suffering, and promote equitable access to healthcare. This progress demonstrates a comprehensive investment in infrastructure, skills, technology, and healthcare protection, all aimed at building a more efficient and sustainable health system to foster long-term community stability and health.
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