Over the weekend, the Emirates News Agency reported that the UAE’s Ministry of Health and Prevention (MoHAP) launched a blockchain platform for storing healthcare and pharmaceutical data.
The platform has been developed in collaboration with the Ministry of Presidential Affairs, Dubai Healthcare City, and other health authorities in the country. It is part of MoHAP’s strategy to integrate AI into health services and raise the efficiency of smart healthcare.
The blockchain platform will be offered to users through MoHAP’s app, and enable storing of health and pharmaceutical data, government and private facilities, and health practitioners. Using the platform, users can search for health facilities, licensed medical and technical personnel, and their expertise.
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