Transforming Healthcare Quality: Building Foundations and Driving Sustainable Improvement

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SAR 40.00 SAR 30.00
2 CME Hours

Achieving consistent, high-quality care requires more than clinical expertise—it requires system-level thinking, quality frameworks, and a culture of continuous improvement. This course delivers a comprehensive introduction to healthcare quality systems and Total Quality Management (TQM) principles, tailored to the realities of healthcare delivery in Saudi Arabia.

Through engaging content, practical models, and evidence-based strategies, participants will gain tools to analyze, implement, and lead quality improvement initiatives that align with SCFHS standards and promote long-term sustainability. Whether you're a clinician, quality officer, or administrator, this course is a vital step toward excellence.

 

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

  • Explain the key components of healthcare quality systems and their role in improving patient outcomes.
     
  • Identify the pillars of clinical governance and how they integrate into quality and safety programs.
     
  • Apply the principles of Total Quality Management (TQM) to healthcare delivery systems.
     
  • Evaluate continuous improvement models, such as PDCA and Six Sigma, for their relevance to hospital operations.
     

This course uses a structured, outcome-based learning methodology, including:

  • Pre-course assessments to determine learners' baseline knowledge.
     
  • Engaging video lectures enriched with clinical diagrams, flowcharts, and infographics.
     
  • Visual learning aids that reinforce real-world application of theoretical concepts.
     
  • Post-course assessments that measure knowledge acquisition and skill readiness.
     
  • All content is fully aligned with CME credit hour requirements mandated by the Saudi Commission for Health Specialties.
     

To obtain the official CME certificate and credit documentation:

  • Participants must successfully complete the post-assessment.
     
  • A mandatory evaluation form must be submitted to support ongoing course improvement and SCFHS compliance.
     
  • Participants receive six months of access from the date of enrollment.
     
  • In alignment with e-learning policies, the course is non-refundable once purchased.
     
  • Completion of all course components—including the post-assessment and evaluation form—is required for credit reporting to Mumaris Plus.
     

The intended audience for this course includes professionals from all medical and healthcare fields.

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