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In Saudi Arabia, the average healthcare claims rejection rate is around 20% - 25% for small and medium-sized hospitals. This translates to delays and loss of revenue amounting to 3.5 – 4.5 billion SAR every year. This figure is poised to increase further as the healthcare market gears up to increase its market size to 141 billion SAR by 2030.

With a market size of 34 billion SAR, market experts consider the Saudi private healthcare sector to be one of the largest in the area. Health insurance companies are responsible for 53% of the total annual revenue in this sector and Saudi Arabia's national transformative strategy plans to gradually grow the market size by more than 141 billion SAR through privatization by 2030.

The COVID-19 pandemic disrupted healthcare and education, limiting medical students' clinical training and creating learning gaps. Many students face challenges balancing safety and career development, navigating remote learning, and preparing for future crises.

Epistaxis (nosebleed) is a common ear, throat and nose medical emergency. It occurs due to a rupture in a nasal blood vessel or a group of vessels. It can be classified as anterior or posterior nosebleed. Anterior nosebleed is more common but less significant, however posterior nosebleed is less common but more significant. Majority of anterior nosebleeds are identified within Kiesselbach's plexus (Little’s area) located on the anterior nasal septum