The Director General of Health Systems of the Ministry of Health recognized the efforts undertaken by the staff of  Prince Sultan Cardiac Center Qassim in coming up with its TAJI project.

Engineer Muhannad Barambali from the Director General of Supporting Health Systems handed over the Certificate of Thanks and Appreciation to PSCCQ for their selfless contribution and support in upholding the TAJI project to record and archive medical heart images at the Ministry of Health. Moreover, he also acknowledged the involvement of Mr. Meshal Al-Mutairi, Director of Health Informatics Department,  who proudly received the thanks and appreciation on behalf of the Center. Engineer Budamali also mentioned the Head of the Award Committee for taking measures in recognizing the people behind the TAJI project. 

According to Dr. Abdulrahman Al-Mesnid, the center is getting ready in its preparation for the basic practical steps to link the TAJI project in archiving medical heart images at the Ministry of Health. He further said that this is going to be a very important step for the ministry to gear forward in achieving the Kingdom's Vision for 2030.  This program is definitely a response to the increasing demands of medical services for cardiovascular diseases which are known to be rampant in their place.

For the information of everyone, the TAJI project is purposefully intended to bring Tele-Cardiology to 8 different hospitals across Saudi Arabia. It will fully embrace its mission to deliver a seamlessly overall solution to meet the needs of cardiology service users. This will show up an innovative flow of service. 

Dr. Abdulrahman Al-Mesnid stated that this TAJI project will extend its implementation to Makkah, Al-Mukarramah, Al-Qassim, Jeddah, Al-Hotuf, Jizan, Najran, Dammam, and Arar. These particular cities will also be connectedly linked  to the Ministry of Health in Riyadh in order to benefit from the services exclusively provided for cardiovascular diseases in the specified cardiology centers ruled under the Ministry of Health. 

The TAJI project will continuously dwell on its quest for an innovation in the field medical service to be given to its target patients.