Vice-Chancellor for Treatment Affairs

The Vice-Chancellor’s Office for Treatment Affairs plays a vital strategic role in the healthcare system of Qazvin Province by ensuring the accessibility, quality, and efficiency of medical services. This office is responsible for supervising healthcare delivery, licensing treatment centers, and supporting the human and technical infrastructure of medical facilities.

Core Duties and Responsibilities

· Policy-making and Planning:
Formulating strategies and implementing policies to ensure equitable distribution of treatment services across the province, including service level classification and license issuance for medical institutions.

· Supervision and Regulation:
Monitoring the performance of healthcare providers, responding to patient and stakeholder complaints, and evaluating treatment processes for continuous improvement.

· Resource Provisioning:
Providing both software support (e.g., human resources like doctors, nurses, and paramedics) and hardware support (e.g., medical devices and infrastructure) to meet treatment needs.

Affiliated Units

· Administrative Affairs Office

· Medical Equipment Office

· Hospital Affairs Office

· Laboratory Affairs Office

· Nursing Management Office

· Treatment Monitoring & Accreditation Office

· Treatment Economy Office

· Financial Affairs Office

· Medical Council

· Special Diseases Office

These units ensure a cohesive and comprehensive approach to treatment services by covering key areas such as hospital operations, medical device management, laboratory services, nursing care, economic planning, and the oversight of special and chronic disease programs.

Strategic Objectives

The Vice-Chancellor’s Office for Treatment Affairs aims to:

· Establish equity and justice in access to healthcare services across the province.

· Provide high-quality diagnostic and therapeutic services based on national and international standards.

· Support the development of a scientific, safe, and cost-effective medical environment.

· Respect and protect the rights and dignity of patients.

· Ensure the efficient allocation of resources, including staff, infrastructure, and medical technologies.

· Promote interdepartmental coordination among clinical services, regulatory units, and policy-making bodies.