AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoControlled Medicines Online Permits: Qatar’s MoPH has launched an electronic system so travellers arriving in or departing from Qatar can apply in advance for a permit to carry controlled medicines for personal use, track approval status, and receive the permit electronically (applications reviewed within three working days; travellers advised to apply at least five working days before travel). Food Poisoning Reporting Rules: MoPH also reminded healthcare facilities and practitioners to report suspected or confirmed foodborne disease cases within 24 hours via the SAVES electronic system, with complete clinical and epidemiological details and full cooperation with surveillance teams. QRCS Accreditation Boost: The Qatar Red Crescent Society’s Medical Affairs Division secured diamond-level Accreditation Canada status after finalising surveys at four Workers’ Health Centers it runs with MoPH, upgrading from platinum in 2023. Digital Access for Older Adults: Mada Assistive Technology Center delivered training workshops with Qatar’s Ministry of Interior and MoPH for elderly participants in the “Our Summer is a Blessing” programme, focusing on safe use of government and healthcare digital services. Community Health Beyond Clinics: Qatar’s volunteer network supporting community cats continues to expand, using coordinated feeding and wider welfare approaches like Trap-Neuter-Return to reduce long-term health risks for colonies.
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