The Qassim Health Cluster has been awarded the prestigious ISO 56001:2024 certification, recognizing its commitment to excellence in innovation management.
This milestone highlights the cluster’s efforts in adopting international best practices and implementing a robust framework to foster innovation across its healthcare services.
The Qassim Health Cluster has also been actively working to enhance operational efficiency and promote sustainability as part of the broader health transformation framework.
According to the cluster, the ISO 56001:2024 certification was granted after completing a series of qualification, auditing, and accreditation processes.
This achievement reflects the cluster’s ongoing commitment to aligning with international standards and driving innovation within the healthcare sector.
According to the statement, these efforts involved the development of a comprehensive innovation management system and the implementation of effective mechanisms to encourage health-related ideas and initiatives.
Further, these initiatives were strategically aligned with measurable improvements in the quality of healthcare services delivered by the cluster.
The ISO 56001 certification represents one of the most recent and advanced international standards in institutional innovation management. It is awarded to organizations that successfully establish and implement comprehensive, high-level systems and frameworks for fostering innovation.
This includes the structured development of ideas and their effective transformation into valuable, impactful practices, services, or products that contribute meaningfully to organizational goals and societal needs.
Qassim Health Cluster
The Qassim Health Cluster is one of several regionally managed healthcare networks established under Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Health in alignment with Vision 2030. It serves over 1 million beneficiaries across the Al-Qassim Province and brings together 20 general and specialized hospitals along with 156 primary health care centers, offering a total bed capacity of approximately 2,909 beds.
