As part of MoHAP’s vigorous efforts to enhance Continuing Medical Education (CME) through providing prominent healthcare services and supporting the sustainable development strategy, the Ministry of Health and Prevention, represented by its Training & Development Center received the Silver Award from the American Heart Association following the Center’s success in providing simulation-based life-support training programs for basic and advanced CPR and children's recovery in accordance with the highest international standards

MoHAP has managed to deliver the internationally accredited and distinguish health training programs, which contributes to raising the efficiency and quality of performance of medical and technical personnel, after successfully training more than 3,500 interns on American Heart Association programs and relying on advanced infrastructure and training and operation techniques. This would help promote our health services and encourage health research and studies, so as to achieve the sustainable development process in accordance with MoHAP’s strategic plan

Obtaining the award for the fourth consecutive year motivates us to exert further effort and work to implement excellent and quality standards and to continue providing internationally accredited training programs. Where the center has successfully provided nearly 700 training courses and the number of trainees amounted to 5,000 trainees in the field of life support. In addition, an annual cardiac resuscitation conference will be held in February, with the participation of a select group of cardiologists to share experiences with consultants specializing in cardiac resuscitation in the region and the world. This would help reinforce the Center’s status as a pioneering one in the region, especially in providing life-support programs in accordance with the latest scientific practices to elevate the trainees’ competence and improve the community health