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Bahrain is witnessing shift in demand towards specialized healthcare. In recent years the country has seen investment in facilities such as long term care, mental health etc. depicting a strong demand in these segments.

In the Middle East, the Gulf nations are pioneering a healthcare revolution. Their commitment to patient-centric care and accessibility has resulted in a significant expansion of healthcare facilities and improved access to quality services. These advancements are driven by visionary national agendas like Saudi Vision 2030 and strategic investments in healthcare infrastructure. The emphasis on embracing technological innovations, such as AI and big data, underscores their commitment to a digitally empowered healthcare ecosystem. Collaborations with global medical leaders, like the Saudi Ministry of Health's partnership with Becton Dickinson, further propel the region's healthcare sector into the future. As we navigate the healthcare landscape, it's clear that the Gulf nations' healthcare renaissance sets a global standard for excellence. With visionary leadership, strategic investments, and a commitment to innovation, they are transforming healthcare for the betterment of society. #Healthcare #GulfNations #KSA #SaudiArabia

The Dubai Health Authority (DHA) has reported a notable expansion in healthcare infrastructure during the Q1 of 2024, highlighted by a 9% increase in healthcare facilities compared to the corresponding period last year. DHA also registered a 7% rise in the number of healthcare professionals over the same period. Read More: https://lnkd.in/dWRmE8q4 The DHA issued licences to over 150 healthcare facilities and 800 healthcare professionals in Dubai through the first quarter of 2024. During the same period, the DHA renewed licences for 12,319 healthcare professionals and 1,122 healthcare facilities, underscoring the sector’s vitality. The DHA’s efforts reaffirm Dubai’s commitment to transforming its healthcare sector into one of the best globally. The emirate boasts a robust healthcare sector, with the total number of licensed healthcare facilities up to 5,020 and employing 59,509 highly skilled healthcare professionals in all. Dr. Marwan Al Mulla, the CEO of DHA’s Health Regulation Sector, underscored that the surge in healthcare investment in the emirate bolsters the sector’s competitiveness and aligns with its economic objectives as outlined in the Dubai Economic Agenda D33. #mededgemea #dubaihealthcare #DHA #medicalfacilities #HealthcareProfessionals #dubai #healthinvestment #HealthInnovation #healthcarenews #healthsector #dubaihealth

Gulf Nations Lead Healthcare Revolution: Embracing progress and overcoming challenges, Gulf nations spearhead transformative changes in healthcare. Here's a snapshot: 1. Progress & Challenges Gulf nations advance in healthcare while addressing challenges. 2. Key Indicators: Patient-centeredness, accessibility, and cost-effectiveness drive healthcare quality. 3.Notable Achievements: Saudi Arabia and the UAE witness significant improvements in emergency care, infrastructure, and universal health coverage. 4.Visionary Initiatives: Saudi Arabia Vision 2030 drives substantial investments in healthcare. 5. Embracing Innovation Technological innovation and digitalization enhance healthcare delivery and accessibility. Opportunities abound for collaboration and investment in shaping the future of healthcare in the Gulf region.💡 #Healthcare #Innovation #SaudiArabia #UAE #VisionaryLeadership  https://lnkd.in/ei5CQMfJ

A comprehensive action plan for the elderly care in Saudi Arabia On the eve of Arab Health Exhibition please find below my article on #eldercare in the #ksa. I will be there at #arabhealth2024 and more then happy to discuss how we can assist you if you are looking to expand in this sector. Please contract on mansoor.ahmed@colliers.com A focus on elderly care in KSA requires substantial investment and offers significant opportunities, says Mansoor Ahmed, Executive Director I Middle East & Africa (MEA) at Colliers. Saudi Arabia is experiencing a steady increase in the number of elderly which calls for a comprehensive action plan to take care of their health, psychological, physical and social needs. By 2030, 42 per cent of the Saudi population is expected to be over the age of 40 and 10.4 per cent over the age of 60. This will further propel the need for healthcare services with a specific focus on rehabilitative services to meet this growing demand. The greatest challenge lies in the shortage of manpower as the number of physicians and specialised nurses and allied healthcare personnel for rehabilitation is insufficient. With new hospital developments underway, the competition to hire experienced and skilled physicians, nurses and allied workforce is further set to intensify. Currently, the market is in its nascent stage and many existing LTC, Rehab and HC facilities lack advanced medical capabilities. As the market matures, more centres providing specialised comprehensive rehabilitation such as neurorehabilitation, cardiopulmonary, pediatric and musculoskeletal rehabilitation will come into existence. Colliers’ Healthcare, Wellness, Life Sciences, PPP and Mergers & Acquisitions (M&A) Advisory & Valuation Services team is actively working with several local, regional and international investors and operators to facilitate entry and/or expansion in KSA’s lucrative LTC, Rehab and HC sector. Colliers Colliers Project Leaders | Middle East Kabir Rahman Healthcare World Ministry of Investment INVEST SAUDI Masood Ahmed Healthcare & Life Sciences MENA - Al Tamimi & Company Talha Maqsood Asim Siddiqui Imad Damrah Karim Helal Imad U Bokhari Mobin Khan Thumbay Moideen VPS Healthcare Bevan Brittan LLP Dr. Fatih Mehmet Gul, MD Abu Dhabi Investment Office BSA Law Vincent Buscemi 💚💙Sarah Skuse Jodie Sinclair Henry Elphick Sarah Ward Nick Herbert ADQ PureHealth Mubadala Health Aldar Estates Colliers Healthcare Services Group Max Broadbent European Healthcare Investor Association (E.H.I.A.) NEOM

As an Emirate, Abu Dhabi has so much to offer, and we are working tirelessly to accelerate the future of healthcare on a global scale. We had the opportunity to showcase our efforts during @Abu Dhabi Global Healthcare Week (ADGHW), and welcome leaders from around the world to join us on that journey. Throughout the week, we at the @Department of Health Abu Dhabi announced some incredible partnerships that solidify our commitment to fostering a healthier future for all. There are there announcements that are especially exciting to me. The first is the signing of the agreement between the Department of Health – Abu Dhabi and the International Federation of Emergency Medicine (IFEM) to enhance and develop emergency care services and to inaugurate its first regional office in Abu Dhabi. I feel this will be a major milestone in advancing Emergency Medicine in our region and beyond. (Link: https://lnkd.in/dVTr5tj2) The second is our partnership with @GSK to establish a regional vaccine distribution centre here in Abu Dhabi, which further demonstrates our dedication to enhancing health services and contributing to a healthier future for our local population and those in need within our region. The third is our collaborative report with @Partnership for Health System Sustainability and Resilience (PHSSR) which delves into Abu Dhabi’s health ecosystem. My three takeaways were how: ·        Proactive adoption of AI and digital health tech enhances emergency preparedness ·        Expanding capacity and renowned institutions enable rapid emergency responses ·        Focusing on upskilling and local talent ensures resilient healthcare delivery Abu Dhabi’s healthcare system emerged as a global exemplar of resilience. I look forward to what the future holds, and I hope everyone remembers that ADGHW is not just a one-time event, but rather an ongoing platform dedicated to the future of health. #ADGHW #Collaboration Abu Dhabi Global Healthcare Week #IFEM International Federation of Emergency Medicine ‏‪#AHealthierAbuDhabi ‪#ADGHW ‪#Healthcare ‪ #AbuDhabiGlobalHealthcareWeek

🌟 Exciting Developments in Middle Eastern Healthcare 🏥 Remarkable progress is underway in the Middle East, and it's crucial to note that these advancements aren't merely following Western healthcare models. Countries like Saudi Arabia and the UAE are setting impressive benchmarks with their forward-thinking policies, substantial investments, and a steadfast commitment to their citizens' well-being. 🌍📈 🏨 More hospitals and improved healthcare accessibility 🌡️ Enhanced healthcare quality 🔬 Advancements in medical research and technology 👩⚕️ Increased emphasis on training and privatisation These efforts have resulted in longer life expectancy, reduced mortality rates, and expedited access to medical care—achievements that are unique to the region's needs and context. 🏥👩⚕️ Digitalisation and innovation are at the forefront, with a focus on harnessing AI and big data for improved patient outcomes. The private sector's involvement is transforming healthcare regulation and operations, all while respecting the Middle East's distinct healthcare landscape. 💡 Let's acknowledge these significant strides as they pave the way for a healthier, more accessible, and technologically advanced future in healthcare, tailored to the region's requirements and aspirations. 🚀💊 #MiddleEastHealthcare #DigitalHealthcare #InnovationInMedicine #HealthcareProgress https://lnkd.in/et8Y7YRR

Join us in exploring the critical transformation happening in Africa's healthcare landscape! 🌍🏥 Government hospitals face challenges impacting their efficiency and sustainability, but innovative solutions are on the rise. From financial constraints to infrastructure gaps and workforce shortages, learn how hospitals are evolving to provide essential medical services to millions. Follow along as we delve into the historical context, management evolution, and the path to a healthier future for the continent. #HealthcareInAfrica #InnovationInHealthcare #GovernmentHospitals #AfricaHealthcareTransformation https://lnkd.in/gm8btrFr

Johns Hopkins Aramco Healthcare Partners with TruDoc Healthcare to Launch "Hospital at Home" Services Johns Hopkins Aramco Healthcare (JHAH) has teamed up with TruDoc KSA Healthcare to roll out a groundbreaking "Hospital at Home" initiative, revolutionizing healthcare delivery in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. This strategic collaboration aims to enhance JHAH's Care Anywhere program by integrating TruDoc's expertise in telehealth and home-based medical services. The partnership brings hospital-level care directly to patients' homes, boosting accessibility, quality, and convenience. By leveraging TruDoc's Command Centre, patients benefit from real-time health monitoring and live consultations with medical professionals, significantly reducing the need for hospital visits and enabling early discharges. Patients referred by specialists can seamlessly transition from hospital care to home-based care without compromising quality. Equipped with remote patient monitoring, concierge-level support, and advanced telemonitoring technologies, this initiative ensures 24/7 access to high-quality healthcare, all from the comfort of home. Read more at, https://lnkd.in/duzX3CkN | DH Arab | Dr. MICHAEL WALSH, CEO of JHAH | Asad Khan, CEO of TruDoc KSA Healthcare Saudi Arabia #homehealthcare #gulf #KSA #healthcare #healthnews #business #healthnews #thehealthcolossus

Health Minister Dzulkefly Ahmad has proposed expanding “private wings” in government hospitals to raise revenue for the country’s underfunded public health care system. Speaking at the World Cancer Congress (WCC) 2024 in Geneva, Switzerland, Dzulkefly said that establishing full-paying patient (FPP) services within Ministry of Health (MOH) hospitals would help boost revenue by offering private services through existing infrastructure. “I would believe that as a tax-based health financing system, I’ve got to be moving into things like having private health facilities within a public hospital. That would be like a full-paying patient wing in a public hospital where you could actually generate income,” Dzulkefly told a plenary session yesterday at WCC 2024 that was open to virtual media coverage. In this sense, I now could generate a special-purpose vehicle (SPV) kind of thing – where it’s part of MOH – where we could actually deliver a kind of a private wing that you could charge. “You must understand now, in our system, to see a doctor, you only pay RM1, which is only about 20 cents, and to see a specialist, you are paying RM5, which is about US$1 and that, going forward, is certainly not sustainable.” This new programme expanding private wings in government hospitals via an SPV is called Rakan MOH. #medicolegal #healthcare #mlsm