The UAE's response to the COVID-19 pandemic relied on continuous evaluation, according to the official spokesperson for the health sector in the UAE

Dr. Farida Al Hosani, speaker, discussedة the officialة about the health sector in country The United Arab Emirates, the response of the United Arab Emirates The COVID-19 pandemic during the session dedicated to the COVID-19 pandemic at the exhibition and conferencemedlab Middle East 2021.

explained Dr. Al Hosani The UAE's response toThe COVID-19 pandemic has relied on Continuous evaluation of the epidemiological situation and dynamic work to reduce the impact of the disease, has The UAE's response has focused on five pillars: healthcare preparedness, technology adoption, unified communication, effective collaboration, and an emergency response system.

And with thisAn occasion, said Dr. Al Hosani: " that Adoption of technologies In the UAE, he has contributed significantly to Rapidly develop testing capabilities and diagnostic methods, soStandardized communication methods have been used successfully to build a level of trust between the people and the government, as It was cooperation between various sectors, private and public institutions . One of the main success factors in dealing with the pandemic, The emergency response system in the United Arab Emirates was flexible andWell established, it has been ranked at the top of the global emergency preparedness list to deal with the pandemic.

وinclude some most important Key drivers of success for the UAE's response for the pandemic she: Improving monitoring and early detection by increasing the number of field medical teams for the monitoring team and investing in laboratory capabilities to accelerate testing by adopting the world’s first laboratory business management system and establishing Health centers to conduct a corona examination from the car across the country and the establishment of a home isolation program to provide a better patient experience and the adoption of a dynamic dashboard to monitor the performance of pandemic measures and the public health system and the heat map initiative for focused testing and examination in the regions theHigh risk.

explainedت Drة Al Hosani that the experience of the United Arab Emirates with clinical trials of the vaccine Covid-19 It is an experience that can be learned and circulate it Because it succeeded in instilling confidence in the population andprepare them to release the vaccine، and prepareAwareness and education campaigns that done In the UAE one of the main reasons why 60% of the population has received their vaccinations so far, including 90% of those over 60 years old.

وفي close of the session،ت Dr. Al Hosani highlighted the UAE’s role in supporting the international community in combating the pandemic covid -19, so The United Arab Emirates delivered 1789 tons of medical supplies including: 4.25 million devices اختبار BCR PCRAnd 2060 Respirator, and overall it was lost 134 countries benefited from the aid provided by the United Arab Emirates And 10 Millions of dollars in in-kind aid to the World Health Organization.

Activities continue medlab Middle East 2021, in conjunction with the Arab Health Exhibition and Conference 2021, until June 24, atParticipation of a group of keynote speakers and roundtable discussions and briefings On the developments in the sector, in addition to presenting products and enhancing networking opportunities, as well as a series of pre-scheduled bilateral meetings with a focus at the same time on creating opportunities and establishing lasting relationships.

The digital platforms for both events will remain available to participants who were unable to attend the exhibitions in person until July 22, 2021.

For her part, she said REJOY Benacerada Conferences Director atinformation Markets: “Delegates from all over the region will gather tomorrow on the last day of Shopوconference medlab The Middle East, where it will shed This year's blood transfusion conference the light on Session topics And discuss it in depth مثل: Insights about COVID-19 pandemic and effects on blood and donor services Implications for blood services, donors and donations during the Molecular Diagnostics Conference to discuss molecular diagnostic techniques, next generation sequencing and genetic testing, for example.”

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