The Impact of Vision 2030 on Primary Healthcare Delivery: A Qualitative Exploration of Family Physicians' and General Practitioners' Roles in Achieving National Health Goals

Abstract

Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 has set ambitious goals for transforming the nation's healthcare system, with a particular focus on enhancing primary healthcare delivery. This qualitative study explores the roles and perspectives of family physicians and general practitioners in achieving the national health goals outlined in Vision 2030. Through semi-structured interviews with primary care providers, the study aims to identify the challenges, opportunities, and strategies for aligning primary healthcare practices with the Vision 2030 objectives. The findings reveal that family physicians and general practitioners play a crucial role in promoting preventive care, managing chronic diseases, and ensuring access to quality healthcare services. However, participants also highlight the need for enhanced training, resources, and interprofessional collaboration to effectively contribute to the realization of Vision 2030 health goals. The study provides valuable insights into the experiences and perspectives of primary care providers and offers recommendations for policymakers and healthcare leaders to support the successful implementation of Vision 2030 in the primary healthcare sector.