Residents to help improve Dubai healthcare system

Monday, 28 September 2015 12:40

Residents are being encouraged to voice their opinions about Dubai’s healthcare system. It’s part of a larger plan to improve health services in the emirate, with a focus on patients’ welfare. People can use #DHAFuture on Twitter and tag Dubai Health Authority @DHA_Dubai when posting their ideas and suggestions. This will be followed by a consultation programme, in which 90 members of the public and private health sector will participate. Officials say the programme is crucial as the DHA drafts new healthcare policies.

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