Dubai Health Authority Launches NABIDH Clinical Portal Training To Enhance Healthcare Efficiency And Patient Care

The Health Authority of Dubai (DHA) has launched a new training initiative aimed at raising awareness and increasing the abilities of health professionals by using the Nabidh clinical portal, a key component of Dubai’s digital health transformation strategy.

Until now, 400 health professionals have completed the training program, which is available online through the DHA website in Electronic Medical Education Sports Mawaheh.

The Nabidh training course offers doctors, nurses, dentists and health professionals allied with Dubai license with integral training to navigate the platform. The 50 -minute course includes interactive evaluations and is accredited with a continuous professional development loan (CPD).

Nabidh, abbreviation of Round of Networks and Analysis for the Integrated Health of Dubai, plays a fundamental role in DHA detention efforts to digitize medical care. The platform integrates more than 1,500 medical care suppliers and safely stores more than 9.5 million electronic medical records, ensuring that each patient has a unified medical archive Actions Healthcare installations in Dubai.

The course equips health professionals with the knowledge of:

• Access and navigate the Nabidh clinical portal;
• Search and recover the unified medical record of a patient;
• Understand the key elements of a patient table;
• See and download patient summary reports;
• Take advantage of the portal capabilities for informed clinical decision making.

By allowing medical care providers instantly accessing the reports of integral images of a patient’s medical background, including image reports, Nabidh significantly accelerates the diagnosis, facilitates personalized treatment plans and fosters without problems. This reduces redundant tests and supports the continuity of care, thus improving the results of patients.

“The introduction of Nabidh repise a transformative leap in the way we deliver medical care in Dubai,” he said Dr. Mohammed al Redha, director of the Department of Health Informatics and Smart Health of DHA. “By integrating the data in all points of attention, we are not only improving the efficiency of our health system, but also providing safer, more intelligent and more personalized health experiences for our community.”

Dr. Latifa al Rustamani, acting Director of Medical Education at DHAHe added: “This training course underlines our commitment to continuous professional development. By equipping our medical care forces with the skills to use Nabidh Eccion, we are reinforcing safe clinical acractics and improvement.”

With Nabidh, Dubai reaffirms its commitment to digital health innovation, positioning the city as a regional leader in the deployment of technology to improve the delivery of medical care, the patient’s comfort and satisfaction.