UAE Healthcare

Continuing Medical Education (CME) in the UAE is a structured learning process designed for healthcare professionals to update their medical knowledge and enhance professional performance, as mandated by MOHAP Circular 270 (2014). To ensure CME activities meet this mandate and maintain professional standards, there are specific requirements that differ by medical profession and licensing authority. […]

Healthcare licensing Authorities in the UAE maintain the standard of the healthcare system by demanding strict proof of qualifications through Primary Source Verification (PSV) via DataFlow, which is compulsory for verifying the authenticity of documents submitted by healthcare professionals. It confirms the legitimacy of educational qualifications, clinical experience, and professional licenses of the applicants directly

A Good Standing Certificate (GSC) is a legal document that assesses the background and confirms that only professional, ethical, and legal healthcare professionals are practising their healthcare services in the UAE. The GSC verifies a professional’s ethical, legal, and disciplinary status by checking their background through official sources and is issued by authorities such as

The UAE healthcare system has grown faster than many expected. It has  200 healthcare institutions, including hospitals, laboratories, specialized centers, primary healthcare centers, and telemedicine services, according to the Abu Dhabi Residents Office. Not only that, but in 2024, the country ranked 26th globally for healthcare quality according to the World Index of Healthcare Innovation.