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Customer Councils 2024

Open Date : 01/11/2024|Close Date: 15/01/2025

Customer Councils: A Platform for Communication and Development

Customer Happiness Department - 2024

Customer Councils are regular meetings held with customers to listen to their suggestions and preferences. These councils aim to create a participatory environment between the government and customers, facilitating the exchange of ideas to enhance and develop government services.

Goals of Customer Councils

  • Improving Service Efficiency: By discussing ideas and solutions with customers.
  • Mutual Communication: Providing a platform for direct dialogue.
  • Customer Voice: Including customers in the decision-making process.
  • Customer Engagement: Making them part of the service improvement journey.

In a way that meets the needs of various groups such as youth, women, the elderly, people of determination, and those with children.

Note: This session was conducted in person at the EHS' premises.


Outcome

Annual Outcomes of the Councils

Year Participating Departments Number of Sessions Number of Customers
2024 6 46 572

Participating Departments

  • Radiology Department: 2 sessions, 42 customers.
  • Laboratory Services: 1 session, 4 customers.
  • Dental Services: 2 sessions, 15 customers.
  • Public Health Services: 4 sessions, 35 customers.
  • Primary Healthcare Services: 10 sessions, 122 customers.
  • Hospital Administration: 26 sessions, 354 customers.

Discussed Services

The councils covered a wide range of services, including:

  • Customer experience and journey enhancement.
  • Reducing bureaucracy in processes.
  • Physiotherapy and specialized clinic services.
  • Proactive services such as premarital testing.
  • Digital services like test result access through mobile apps.

Participating Entities

28 entities participated in the Customer Councils, including:

  • Shams Comprehensive Police Center.
  • Sharjah City for Humanitarian Services.
  • Higher Colleges of Technology.
  • Ministry of Education - Dubai.
  • Ajman Comprehensive Police Center.
  • Civil Defense in Manama - Ajman.

Key Improvement Areas

  • Access to Services: Simplifying procedures.
  • Medical Appointments: Reducing waiting times.
  • Digital Services: Enhancing mobile apps and websites.
  • Healthcare Workforce: Addressing the shortage of medical professionals and enhancing their professionalism.
  • Healthcare Facilities: Upgrading infrastructure and providing medical equipment.
  • Payment Channels: Streamlining payment processes.


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