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IHE Catalyst at the 7th GCC eHealth Workforce Development Conference: Supporting the Growth of a Skilled Digital Health Workforce - 05 - 09 November 2024
IHE Catalyst is proud to be a Silver Partner at the upcoming 7th GCC eHealth Workforce Development Conference (eHWDC 2024), taking place on November 5-9, 2024. This prestigious event, organized by the GCC Taskforce on Workforce Development in Digital Healthcare (ZIMAM), aims to address a critical need in the region: building a sustainable, future-ready digital health workforce that is both skilled and empowered to drive transformation across the healthcare ecosystem.
IHE-Catalyst Silver Partner
At IHE-Catalyst, we believe in the power of interoperability and a well-trained workforce to unlock the true potential of digital health solutions. With over two decades of experience in supporting healthcare systems through standards-based interoperability, our involvement in the eHWDC 2024 aligns with our mission to promote effective, standards-driven solutions that enhance the quality and accessibility of healthcare services.
By partnering with eHWDC 2024, we aim to contribute to shaping the educational frameworks and competency-based training programs necessary to develop and empower a new generation of eHealth professionals in the GCC. This event brings together key stakeholders from government, academia, healthcare providers, and technology companies, providing a platform for meaningful dialogue and collaborative action.
IHE Catalyst will be actively contributing to discussions around how interoperability standards can support workforce development, enhancing the digital health landscape across the region.
What to Expect at eHWDC 2024
The conference will be a melting pot of ideas, showcasing innovative solutions and sharing best practices from around the world.
Key highlights include:
– Thought-provoking keynotes from industry leaders and policymakers on digital health advancements.
– Revolutionary technology demonstrations to showcase the latest innovations in eHealth.
– Hands-on workshops focused on real-world applications and skill-building for digital health professionals.
– Networking opportunities with decision-makers, influencers, and peers across the GCC region.
The Importance of a Skilled Digital Health Workforce
The ongoing digital transformation of healthcare requires a strategic focus on building a sustainable talent pipeline. According to ZIMAM, the primary goal of the eHWDC is to foster an ecosystem where government agencies, educational institutions, healthcare providers, and technology vendors work together to:
– Develop standardized training curriculums for digital health.
– Establish clear career paths for eHealth professionals.
– Facilitate on-the-job training programs that bridge academic knowledge and practical skills.
