The MOH Undersecretary for Executive Affairs Dr. Mansour S. Al-Hawasi inspected yesterday the data entry work for the international health survey which covered 10900 families from the different parts of the Kingdom. Dr. Al-Hawasi reviewed some samples of the survey questionnaire forms and tools and met the survey coordinating committee headed by the MOH Assistant Undersecretary for Planning and Research Dr. Ghazi Al-Jeelani.
On his part, Dr. Al-Jeelani said the survey shall provide a health database, on which future health planning shall be based, confirming that all government and private sectors shall benefit from the survey results for developing their future plans.
Dr. Al-Hawasi praised the work of the data entry team, which is composed of 15 employees, in presence of representatives from WHO. He said about 30% of the questionnaire forms have been examined.