Egypt strengthens digital oversight to improve healthcare service delivery
Egypt is intensifying its use of digital oversight systems to enhance the quality and efficiency of healthcare services across the…
Egypt is intensifying its use of digital oversight systems to enhance the quality and efficiency of healthcare services across the…
Oman’s Ministry of Health (MoH) is advancing its healthcare infrastructure by expanding digital care services, as part of broader efforts…
The World Health Organization has affirmed that health systems in Gulf Cooperation Council countries, particularly Kuwait, rank among the most…
QRCS launches HAKEEM platform to digitize healthcare access in Qatar, enabling secure patient data, streamlined services, and improved provider communication.
KSrelief is expanding healthcare support in Yemen through prosthetics services, mobile clinics, and dialysis care, reaching thousands of patients.
King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz University Hospital has upgraded its EMR system using InterSystems TrakCare, improving clinical workflows, data integration, and patient-centered care delivery. The initiative supports Saudi Arabia’s healthcare digital transformation goals and establishes a foundation for future AI-enabled healthcare innovations.
The program, launched in January 2024 and scheduled for completion by mid-2028, reflects Jordan’s ongoing efforts to build people-centered digital government services while strengthening healthcare delivery through digital transformation initiatives.
TELUS Health has partnered with Abu Dhabi Health Data Services to deploy AI-driven employee wellbeing solutions in the UAE, expanding the company’s global digital health strategy and strengthening its presence in the Middle East’s growing AI healthcare technology market.
Egypt has launched specialized clinics across major hospitals to address internet and video game addiction, expanding mental health services and promoting awareness around the psychological risks associated with excessive digital use.
MEASAT and Mudah Healthtech have expanded their Sihat Xpress telehealth service to two remote villages in Sabah using satellite-connected kiosks powered by CONNECTme NOW, giving nearly 1,000 residents access to self-care tools and on-demand doctor consultations as part of a broader plan to bring digital healthcare to underserved rural communities across Malaysia.