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World Bank allocates $100M for Jordan's health reforms
The National Program for Healthcare Sector Reform in Jordan aims to improve the efficiency of spending and the quality of primary healthcare services. To date, $100.65 million has been spent out of the allocated $400 million, and the program is working on strengthening billing systems, improving medical referral management, and expanding early detection screenings for diseases such as diabetes and breast cancer. It also focuses on reducing unnecessary medical transfers, increasing the population's utilization of digital health services, and enhancing service quality while increasing the number of screenings and early diagnoses. The ultimate goal is to eliminate health backlogs entirely by 2031.
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