23 December 2024, Mon |
6:26 AM
23 December 2024, Mon |
6:26 AM
The Ministry of Health and Prevention (MoHAP) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Injazat, the UAE’s home-grown technology champion in digital transformation, cloud, and cyber security, to accelerate digital transformation and provide advanced, full-fledged health services.
The partnership aims to create a variety of digital health solutions in keeping with the Ministry’s strategic goals of offering services that are cutting-edge in terms of technology and AI integration. The MoU also reflects the government’s goals of elevating the UAE to a premier international hub for smart healthcare.
The MoU was signed by H.E. Ahmed Al Dashti, Assistant Undersecretary for the Support Services Sector in MoHAP, and Dr Mansoor Al Mansoori, Chairman of the Board of Injazat, during GITEX Technology Week, taking place at Dubai World Trade Centre
The MoU will look to leverage Injazat’s technological capabilities for MoHAP to release digital solutions that can provide smooth and better healthcare. Both entities will work together to showcase a single, unified platform for patients and providers and also create a bold digital strategy to help stakeholders adapt to emerging healthcare trends and improve patient experience.
Additionally, to enhance the quality of health services and patients’ safety, both parties will develop an innovative platform for data analysis of the population, using a comprehensive and sustainable analysis system. The AI-based analysis will equip MoHAP with the necessary insights to improve the policies and processes that can ultimately deliver innovative and comprehensive health services as per the best international standards.
H.E. Ahmed Al Dashti, Assistant Undersecretary for the Support Services Sector in MoHAP said “The MoU defines a new milestone in the Ministry’s digital transformation ambitions, enabling MoHAP to leverage AI technology to provide better, more efficient health services. In line with our wise leadership’s directives to establish an integrated health ecosystem that ensures community satisfaction and wellbeing, the collaboration will create sustainable solutions for smart healthcare, in addition to launching innovative projects and initiatives.”
Ussama Dahabiyeh, Chief Executive Officer at Injazat.said “Our partnership with MoHAP is the perfect example of how public and private bodies can contribute to the evolution and advancement of the country’s healthcare industry through digital transformation. We will also support the Ministry’s efforts to establish a smart, sustainable, and fully integrated health ecosystem.”
