Ayesh: We are constantly working to improve the level of health care

Al- anbat – Dalal Omar

Translated by - Diana Al Nobani

Head of Health Computing to "Al-Anbat”: "Hakim” guarantees the confidentiality of the files of the military patients.

The CEO of EHS, Eng. Omar Ayesh, confirmed that the company is working on implementing "Hakim” program to computerize the health sector in Jordan, through more than 20 sites in various governorates of the Kingdom, the most important is Prince Rashid Bin Al-Hassan Military Hospital, which has an estimated capacity of more than 500 beds.

He added in an interview with Al-Anbat that the computerization of the emergency department and outpatient clinics at Al-Tafileh Governmental Hospital was recently completed, in addition to more than 200 sites of the Ministry of Health and Royal Medical Services that were computerized during the previous years in all governorates.

Ayesh indicated that the work is currently underway to develop plans to empower the patient medically, as "Hakimi" application was recently launched, which enables patients of the Ministry of Health to view their electronic medical files stored on the Hakim system, in addition to launching a monthly drug delivery service at Al-Bashir Governmental Hospital and soon in the Center  Amman Comprehensive Health Service, as this service will be circulated later to all hospitals and health centers that are affiliated with the Hakeem program and are affiliated with the Ministry of Health.

He stressed that "Health Computing" is working continuously with the aim of raising the level of health care by modernizing and developing its system and all its applications used by workers in the public health sector, including doctors, pharmacists and nurses, so that these updates are in line with the requirements of the health sector.

With regard to the technical complaints that "Hakim” program is exposed to, Ayesh explained that the program does not currently face any technical problems and the company's management has not received any complaints in this regard, especially since the updating and development of the program is continuing to avoid sudden interruptions in the service.

He pointed out that the enormous pressure on "Hakim” program may sometimes lead to some technical obstacles for a short time, which is a normal thing that all technological systems in the world face at peak times and when the demand for any electronic service increases, and this may happen in any medical system in the world.