Dubai: «The Gulf»
Those interested in the healthcare sector in the Middle East and North Africa are preparing to attend the focused discussions to be held on the sidelines of the “Third Digital Health Conference” in the Middle East and North Africa region, and will last for a full day, and will be held on June 7, 2022, at Le Meridien Hotel, Dubai Airport, Dubai, and organized by Cogent Solutions to manage events.
It is scheduled that 150 experts and officials in the field will discuss the latest issues related to the digital healthcare sector in the region, at the conference, which will host 25 speakers from the field, and they will address 20 issues to solve problems. It is also planned that officials will participate in 90 business entities and companies.
It discusses important regulatory issues including digital prescription, 3D printing of medical care devices, telemedicine, and telemedicine consultations.
It is worth noting that the telehealth market in the region amounted to $989 million in 2019, and is expected to reach $1.8 billion in 2024, meaning that it is growing at a rate of 12.8% annually, according to a report. Global Venture Digital Health for the year 2020.
While regarding 400 million in the region hit by the Corona pandemic suffer from the problem of lack of access to basic medical services, and their shortage, health-tech solutions come to ease the burden on traditional health care systems. Among those issues: managing the large amount of patient data, preserving and securing sensitive data, designing new mechanisms and investing in and adopting appropriate technology.
“Most healthcare workers are eager to understand the latest trends, devices, tools, and systems that are transforming the healthcare sector, so they can keep pace with the latest trends,” said Nizamuddin, founder and CEO of CS Events, the organizer of the conference. In the wake of the “Corona” pandemic, the health care sector witnessed a wide adoption of digital transformation, and thanks to modern technology, patients were able to obtain better care using digital reality tools, wearable medical devices, mobile/phone health service “Tele-Health” and technology. 5G cellular networks. Understanding the importance of digitization, espoused by healthcare providers, and EHR systems improves efficiency, saves time, minimizes errors (or the possibility of them) and improves staff productivity,
