Saudi Arabia Health Reporting Standards Under Vision 2030

Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 health transformation program has set ambitious targets for the healthcare sector: increase private sector share from 30% to 50% of healthcare delivery, restructure delivery through 9 health clusters, achieve international accreditation standards, and shift to value-based healthcare models.

These transformation goals require sophisticated data analytics capabilities. Hospitals and health clusters must demonstrate performance against MOH quality indicators, CBAHI accreditation standards, and increasingly, JCI requirements. The data to demonstrate this performance is already being generated — the challenge is making it accessible.

National Platform for Health Information Exchange

NPHIES is Saudi Arabia's unified health data exchange platform. All healthcare providers are required to connect to NPHIES for claims submission, clinical data reporting, and health information exchange. NPHIES data covers: eligibility verification, insurance authorisation, claims processing, and clinical quality data.

Vizier works with NPHIES data exports. Healthcare providers can export their NPHIES submission data, claims data, and quality indicators, then use Vizier to analyse performance, identify billing optimisation opportunities, and prepare MOH reporting packages.

Saudi Central Board for Accreditation of Healthcare Institutions

CBAHI accreditation is a national requirement for all Saudi healthcare facilities. The CBAHI standards require documentation of quality indicators, patient safety measures, and continuous performance improvement. Analytics is essential for CBAHI evidence collection.

Vizier helps CBAHI-accredited facilities maintain continuous monitoring of the quality indicators required for accreditation maintenance, reducing the administrative burden of survey preparation and ongoing compliance documentation.