Carefluence的动态

Arab Health Exhibition 2025: where preparation met opportunity. The golden jubilee celebration of Arab Health at the 2025 Exhibition was a must attend for not only those who already work in and for the region but for those who use this behemoth hub to initiate and grow relationships and sow the seeds for future business, while some are prepared enough to take advantage of opportunities to finalize prospects on the sidelines. For Carefluence, whose presence in the region is already established with one of our partners, InstaPract, it was an opportunity to showcase the versatility of the empowering Carefluence platform in ‘agile’ #interoperability. Whether it is digital health in general, or a country’s digitization strategy, or the ubiquitous AI, and the challenges of “HIE”, the essential element of interoperability was the common thread, and the real need expressed all around. ?For patient safety, coordination and continuity of care, population health, revenue cycle management, device data sharing and much more, that involves health information exchange and workflow collaboration, Carefluence demystifies interoperability while addressing the diverse needs of its customers. A special shout-out to all our hard working U.S. representatives that facilitate collaboration with agencies and country ambassadors in the region, to help shine a spotlight on the offerings of U.S. companies: U.S Chambers of Commerce, the U.S. Commercial Service and International Trade Departments, the U.S. - UAE Business Council and a host of other affiliated agencies who make our American companies stand out on the global stage and especially in the Middle-East. Their sincere effort and genuine interest is in a class of its own and deserves due appreciation:?Steve Lutes, Liz Clark, Jenna Artuso, Anna Burress, Vandana Nair, Tanya Cole, Adam Karadsheh, Seema Mangoo, Bruce Ellsworth and so many others in the UAE and Saudi Arabia. With U.S. Ambassador to the U.A.E. Martina Strong, Egypt's Deputy Prime Minister for Human Development and Minister of Health and Population Khaled Abdel Ghaffar, Kuwaits Undersecretary for Digital Healthcare, Kuwait Ministry of Health His Excellency Engineer Adel Alreshaidi, (H.E. Dr.) Amer Sharif, CEO of Dubai Health, Michael Allwyn, Jijo James, Bobby Shah, Harish Salvaji, Giri Rajan, Dr. Nitin Verma, Anoop Vattoly, Soraia Angiuoli, MHA, EMBA, Jarone Lee, MD MPH, Yashwanth Goudu, Mark Stewart of World Data Exchange, Amit Arora, WASIM SHAIKH, Mika Sipila, Tanya Singh, Soeren Grimm and Emmanuel (Manos) Diakakis, Laurence Pearce, Alex Sheppard, Dr. Zakiuddin Ahmed, Cezanne Maherali, Milly Valverde, Usamah Mossallam, MD, MBA, Jonathan Wetzel, FACHE, Robyn Mudarri, Henrik Ibsen, Osama Elhassan, Ph.D., FIHASI, Morris Blake and others.