Ministry of Health (Brunei)

The Ministry of Health (Malay: Kementerian Kesihatan) is a government ministry of Brunei responsible for overseeing and managing the healthcare system within the country. Its primary functions include formulating and implementing national health policies, providing healthcare services through hospitals and health centers, promoting public health initiatives, and regulating health-related activities.

The Ministry is responsible for a range of services, encompassing primary care, specialist medical services, and public health programs. This includes preventative healthcare, disease control, health promotion, and ensuring the availability of essential medicines and medical supplies.

The Ministry of Health also plays a crucial role in collaborating with international organizations, such as the World Health Organization (WHO), to address global health challenges and improve health outcomes for the Bruneian population. The ministry is responsible for training and development of healthcare professionals, ensuring the availability of a skilled workforce to meet the healthcare needs of the nation. Furthermore, it undertakes research to improve the quality and effectiveness of healthcare services.