In a significant move to enhance diabetes care in Libya, the Prime Minister of the Government of National Unity, Abdul Hamid Dbeibah, has directed the Ministry of Health to establish a specialized diabetes authority. This initiative aims to centralize and improve the management and treatment of diabetes across the nation.
Key Responsibilities and Objectives
According to the government media office, the newly established authority will be tasked with:
Supervising Diabetes Centers: Overseeing the operation and performance of diabetes centers throughout Libya to ensure they meet the required standards of care and treatment.
Coordination with Medical Supply System: Ensuring the continuous and efficient provision of necessary medicines for diabetes patients in coordination with the medical supply system.
Meeting Highlights
The directive was issued during a meeting involving:
- Members of the National Diabetes Program
- Saad Abdel-Wakeel, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Health for Hospital Affairs
- Heads of the Public Giving Committee and the Medical Supply Committee
Prime Minister Dbeibah emphasized the importance of launching a unified system to record diabetes patients’ data and their medication types. This system aims to streamline patient care, ensuring that all diabetes patients receive consistent and accurate treatment.
Implications for Diabetes Care in Libya
The establishment of a specialized diabetes authority represents a strategic effort to tackle the growing prevalence of diabetes in Libya. By centralizing the management and oversight of diabetes care, the government aims to improve patient outcomes and ensure that resources are used effectively.
This initiative is expected to bring about significant improvements in the quality of care provided to diabetes patients in Libya, addressing both current challenges and future needs in diabetes management.
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