Dubai Healthcare

Abu Dhabi’s healthcare system is regulated by its local health department, which now works in cooperation with the Ministry of Health and Prevention Abu Dhabi to follow any national agenda, if launched. However, irrespective of the coordination, the Ministry of Health Abu Dhabi is independent in making healthcare regulations, medical procedures, and performance optimization thresholds […]

The UAE has a systematic approach to patient care regulated by a federal healthcare authority known as MOHAP, supported by different independent emirate-specific healthcare authorities, including the DHA and DOH. And the difference between these authorities obligates the professionals to follow first what the eirate-specific authority demands. Therefore, when moving from one emirate to another,

NABIDH (National Backbone for Integrated Dubai Health) is an official Health Information Exchange (HIE) system in Dubai, which is managed by the Dubai Health Authority (DHA). It was launched on November 29, 2020, to connect patients to healthcare facilities throughout Dubai, whether they are in the public or private sectors. It is operated by the

Nursing in Dubai is one of the most respected professions, and pay reflects both responsibility and skill. Salaries vary widely, shaped by specialization, type of healthcare facility, employment status, years of experience, and salary structure. Understanding these factors is essential for anyone planning a nursing career in Dubai. Specialization is the biggest driver of income.

In Dubai, medical professionals enjoy high salaries depending on medical specialty, employment sector, professional experience, and working hours, along with getting benefits from a tax-free income under Federal Decree-Law No. 47 of 2022. For instance, General practitioners typically earn between AED 550,000 and AED 650,000 annually, whereas orthopedic surgeons reach approximately AED 900,000, considering all