Cambodia Health Policy Governance: Ministry of Health Reviews OH4CAM One-Health Project Coordination
Ministry of Health reviews OH4CAM project coordination in Cambodia's health sector.
The Ministry of Health is the government authority in Cambodia responsible for public health policy, healthcare system oversight, disease prevention, and the regulatory framework for medical services and health protection. Its mandate covers health governance, clinical and public health regulation, healthcare standards, licensing and compliance oversight, prevention programs, and measures supporting service quality, safety, and sector-wide coordination. This page serves as a central hub for tracking policy updates, regulatory developments, governance measures, and enforcement activities related to Cambodia’s health sector, including oversight priorities, institutional actions, and evolving compliance expectations.
Cambodia Ministry of Health convened a steering committee to define governance, implementation arrangements, and budgets for a US–Cambodia health cooperation MOU.
Ministry of Health updates Cambodia neonatal care policy by proposing CPA1–CPA3 clinical levels to guide perinatal and neonatal services.
Ministry of Health reviews MOU implementation plan for disease-control programs in Cambodia.
Ministry of Health ran a five-day training in Cambodia to strengthen clinical capacity on Colposcopy, Thermal Ablation and LEEP for physicians from national and provincial hospitals.
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