Cambodia Border Health Surveillance: Ministry of Health Strengthens Airport Ebola Screening
Cambodia Ministry of Health convened officials to review border health measures and recommend airport thermal screening for Ebola prevention.
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 officials to review border health measures and recommend airport thermal screening for Ebola prevention.
Cambodia Ministry of Health advances healthcare accreditation by integrating JCI patient safety standards into the national Hospital Accreditation System (CHAS).
Ministry of Rural Development launches an online training in Cambodia on climate-resilient rural water and sanitation to build capacity for public officials and local stakeholders.
Ministry of Health implements DHIS2 digital health information system in Cambodia to strengthen health data governance and surveillance.
Ministry of Health launched the DHIS2 national digital health information system in Cambodia to replace the legacy HMIS.
Ministry of Health officials reviewed a Cambodia health financing roadmap for sustainability and transition to co-financing of Global Fund-supported HIV, tuberculosis and malaria programs for 2027–2029.
Cambodia Ministry of Health convened the Accreditation Committee's second meeting on 12 May 2026 to review and approve updated quality standards for hospitals and health centres. The committee also reviewed a draft five-year strategic plan (2026–2030) for the accreditation body.
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