Quality of Medical Services of Primary Health Care Centers at Airports Using Binary and SWOT Analysis

The study is an attempt to identify the status of the medical services provided by the primary health care centers at airports by travelers making the majority of them vulnerable to disease infection and epidemics. The study follows the descriptive analysis approach of the data collected from interviews and medical records of illness travelers in addition to records of the nursing staff at the primary health care center of local airport. Coding has been implemented using the logical analysis of the binary system. The analysis follows the SWOT approach. Study revealed that only four employees are supposed to provide medical care to approximately 20000 passengers a week without having the minimum primary health safety standards including the newly established center. The study proves the low-quality medical services and the high medical risks. Moreover, it suggested some recommendations.