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When do health events turn into ICS
The article discusses the development and experience of health clusters in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, which are considered a key part of the Kingdom's Vision 2030 for transforming the healthcare sector. It emphasizes that the success of health clusters should not be measured solely by the number of facilities brought under a unified umbrella, but rather by assessing the levels of maturity in the integration among their components. The evaluation is based on four main stages: institutional integration, operational, clinical, and community health, with a focus on improving the patient journey, quality of care, and the overall health of society. The article also highlights the necessity of developing national indicators to measure the maturity of integration and advocates for shifting from managing individual institutions to managing the patient journey comprehensively, so that the integrated experience is clear and impactful in the lives of citizens. This approach aims to achieve health transformation objectives and reflect the system’s success in providing high-quality healthcare.
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