Enhancing Quality of Care in Healthcare Systems: Challenges, Innovations, and Future Directions

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Yazeed saad alharthi, Manal Abdulaziz Al Manshi, Bader Abdulkader Joumah , Adil mohammad eid almaqati, Nawaf mohammed eid almogati,Khalid Naif Alotaibi,Faisal hamdi Almutairi, Faisal sayd Alotaibi,Faisal sayd Alotaibi, Faris faleh Alotaibi,Talal shaleh Almutairi,Ahmed gaed Alotaibi,Abdulmajed nawaf nalotabi,Wujud mohammed omar wafi, Naif jahaz Alotaibi,

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Quality in healthcare encompasses the provision of effective, safe, and patient-centered services that achieve optimal health outcomes. It involves a dynamic process where healthcare providers continuously strive to meet patients' needs and expectations (Engle et al., 2021). The concept of quality extends beyond clinical care to include accessibility, affordability, and the efficiency of services (Warner et al., 2020). A high-quality healthcare system is one that not only cures but also prevents illness, educates patients, and promotes overall well-being. This holistic approach ensures that the system delivers consistent, measurable improvements in health outcomes while maintaining equity and fairness across diverse populations (Khanna & Srivastava, 2020).


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