FMP (Functional Medicine Practitioner) Essentials’ Post

What do IBS, Restless Leg Syndrome, and Fibromyalgia all have in common? They’re often caused by SIBO. Join us for a full-day workshop on November 28th at IMC Hospital in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, where we’ll go over 15 high-yield cases designed to provide functional medicine insights for healthcare practitioners. Mark your calendar! This event is focused on high-impact learning and practical takeaways. Let us know in the comments if you're a practitioner and want more information to attend! #FunctionalMedicine #HealthcareWorkshop #IMCHospital #SIBO #JeddahEvents #MedicalEducation #PractitionerTraining #RootCause #HealthcareProfessionals #FMPessentials

What do IBS, Restless Leg Syndrome, and Fibromyalgia all have in common? They’re often caused by SIBO. Join us for a full-day workshop on November 28th at IMC Hospital in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, where we’ll go over 15 high-yield cases designed to provide functional medicine insights for healthcare practitioners. Mark your calendar! This event is focused on high-impact learning and practical takeaways. Let us know in the comments if you're a practitioner and want more information to attend! #FunctionalMedicine #HealthcareWorkshop #IMCHospital #SIBO #JeddahEvents #MedicalEducation #PractitionerTraining #RootCause #HealthcareProfessionals #FMPessentials

🗣️ Samer T. AbuGhazaleh, Chief Operating Officer of King's College Hospital London, Jeddah, shared invaluable insights during his session, “Crafting a Successful Patient Experience Program While Commissioning a New Hospital” at the Patient Experience Congress. 💡 Discussion points: - Embedding patient experience into new hospital strategies and culture - Building blocks for a successful experience program - Using PREMs and PROMs to drive improvements 🚀 A practical guide to building patient-centered care from the ground up. #PXCongress #NewHospitalExperience #PatientCareExcellence

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Dr. Soliman Fakeeh Hospital Company announces the purchase of land in Al-Narjis neighborhood in Riyadh worth more than 35 million riyals, to establish a medical center on an area of more than 3,000 square meters. #HospitalinRiyadh #AnNarjis #LandDeal

That’s how we work: as partners, not just contractors... It all started with a shared vision: My Clinic KSA wanted to create spaces that would not only serve as healthcare facilities, but as beacons of wellness for the people of Saudi Arabia. And once again, we were honored to be chosen to help bring that vision to life, with two new Pharmacy clinics in Jeddah. From the very first step, it was clear that this wasn’t just about design—it was about a PARTNERSHIP rooted in trust and a mutual commitment to EXCELLENCE. We began with a deep dive into the projects, conducting thorough on-site analysis to ensure everything was mapped out accurately. Every corner was considered, every detail meticulously planned, to eliminate any possibility of error. But beyond the technical work, the real magic happened when we began working side by side with My Clinic’s team. It’s not just about delivering a space—it’s about truly understanding their needs and the needs of their future patients and creating a space that reflects those values. Together, we crafted a shared vision for what these clinics could be. Throughout the process, one word echoed: QUALITY. From the very beginning, through every phase of the project, quality was our guiding principle. Quality requires time, but in the end, it saves time by avoiding mistakes. As we say in Italy, 'Chi va piano, va sano e va lontano' – those who go slowly, go safely and go far. This seems to be the perfect fit, especially when we’re talking about health and profits! In Saudi Arabia, where the healthcare sector is fiercely competitive, many are rushing to build clinics and huge Hospitals. But My Clinic has always stood apart. From day one, it has been committed to advancing the health and well-being of its community, setting a new standard of care with excellence at its heart. If you’re ready to elevate your healthcare project to new heights with world-class design & quality realization, let’s talk. #sartorettoverna #pharmacydesign #pharmacy ##hospitalpharmacy #healthcareinnovation

The Saudi Arabia Hospital Beds Market, valued at USD 69.97 million in 2023, is set to grow at an impressive CAGR of 5.89% through 2029, reflecting the nation's dedication to advancing healthcare infrastructure. 🏥✨ What’s Driving This Growth? 🔹 Technological Advancements: Hospital beds with smart features like electronic adjustments and integrated monitoring systems are revolutionizing patient care. 🔹 Rising Demand for Specialized Care Units: Intensive care, neonatal care, and critical care units require customized beds to meet patient needs. 🔹 Private Healthcare Sector Growth: Saudi Arabia's initiatives to boost medical tourism have elevated demand for high-quality, innovative hospital beds. Key Trends Shaping the Market ✅ Aging population necessitating specialized beds for elderly care. ✅ Pandemic-driven focus on robust healthcare infrastructure. ✅ Regional dominance by Northern & Central areas, fueled by urban centers like Riyadh and Jeddah. Leading Market Players 🌟 Stryker KSA 🌟 Hillrom Holdings, Inc. 🌟 Bassam Trading Company 🌟 SOMATCO 🌟 Ebrahim Almana & Brothers Co. The Saudi Arabia Hospital Beds Market exemplifies the country’s commitment to meeting modern healthcare challenges with innovative solutions. #HealthcareInnovation #SaudiArabia #HospitalBeds #MedicalTourism #PatientCare #HealthcareInfrastructure

The Unsung Heroes: Challenges Faced by Paramedics in Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦 When we think about the healthcare system, we often overlook one of the most critical roles – the paramedics. These frontline responders are there in some of life’s most crucial, high-pressure moments, bringing hope and care when it’s needed most. In Saudi Arabia, paramedics face unique challenges that make their role even more demanding. 🚑 Long Distances and Harsh Climates: Saudi Arabia’s vast landscapes and sometimes extreme weather conditions mean paramedics often drive long distances through desert heat or adverse conditions. This takes a toll on both personnel and equipment, adding to the physical demands of an already intense job. 💼 Heavy Workload and Limited Resources: The growing population, especially in cities like Riyadh and Jeddah, increases the demand for emergency services. Paramedics often have limited resources or delayed access to advanced facilities, meaning they must rely on their expertise and make critical decisions under pressure. 💔 Psychological Impact: Witnessing trauma day after day is incredibly difficult, and the mental health resources available to paramedics are often limited. The support systems needed to help them process these experiences are still developing, meaning many paramedics manage their psychological burdens largely on their own. 👨👩👧 Social Perception and Support: While the role of a paramedic is respected, there’s often less visibility and understanding of what their work entails. Unlike other healthcare professionals, paramedics operate in the field, often without the acknowledgment or societal support they deserve. Let’s take a moment to recognize the courage and commitment of these professionals. As Saudi Arabia continues to develop and modernize its healthcare system, let’s hope that paramedics receive the resources, support, and recognition they need to continue their life-saving work. #HealthcareHeroes #Paramedics #SaudiArabia #EmergencyServices #MentalHealth #Support

📢 Update on Saudization in the Health Sector Saudi Arabia has announced increased Saudization targets across key health professions. New Saudization Rates Radiology: 65% (previously 60%) Medical Laboratory: 70% (previously 60%) Therapeutic Nutrition: 80% (previously 60%) Physiotherapy: 80% (previously 60%) Phase 1: Effective April 17, 2025: Al-Khobar, Dammam, Jeddah, Madinah, Makkah, and Riyadh Phase 2: Effective October 17, 2025, the revised rates will extend to all remaining health facilities across the country. Rising Saudization rates in healthcare may lead employers to adjust workforce composition, resulting in more expat layoffs to prioritize Saudi hires. #Saudization #HealthcareJobs #SaudiWorkforce #Nationalization #EmploymentTrends #SaudiHealthcare #ExpatsInSaudi #Vision2030 #HealthcareReform #SaudiEconomy #WorkforceDevelopment #HiringInSaudi #HealthcareProfessionals