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Khaleej Times
16-04-2025
- Health
- Khaleej Times
Fakeeh University Hospital Dubai receives prestigious five-star Global Hospital Rating
Fakeeh University Hospital Dubai has been awarded a prestigious five-star rating in the Global Hospital Rating by Newsweek and Statista, placing it among the world's leading healthcare institutions. The Global Hospital Rating, developed by Statista in collaboration with Newsweek, is regarded as one of the most comprehensive and credible evaluations in the healthcare sector. Hospitals are rated on a scale from one to five stars, based on robust data analysis and validation by Statista 's expert team. A benchmark of healthcare excellence Fakeeh University Hospital Dubai earned top scores across five core dimensions of high-quality care: Provision of Care - Excellence in clinical services, staffing, and patient outcomes Timeliness of Care - Efficient service delivery and reduced waiting times Patient Experience and Safety - High standards of hygiene, infection control, and patient satisfaction IT and Healthcare Technology - Advanced digital infrastructure and medical innovation Employer Attractiveness - Commitment to staff development and a supportive work environment "This five-star recognition is more than just a rating - it reflects the passion and dedication of every member of our team," said Dr Mohaymen Abdelghany, CEO of Fakeeh University Hospital Dubai. "We are proud to be setting new benchmarks in patient-centred care, clinical excellence, and innovation." Joining a Global Elite The five-star distinction places Fakeeh University Hospital Dubai among an elite group of hospitals globally. The recognition further enhances the hospital's international profile and serves as a valuable guide for patients and healthcare professionals seeking world-class medical services.
Zawya
15-04-2025
- Health
- Zawya
Fakeeh University Hospital – Dubai earns prestigious 5-star Global Hospital Rating from Newsweek and Statista
Dubai, United Arab Emirates – Fakeeh University Hospital – Dubai has been honored with a coveted 5-star rating in the Global Hospital Rating by Newsweek and Statista — a recognition that reaffirms its place among the world's leading healthcare institutions. The Global Hospital Rating, developed by Statista in partnership with Newsweek, is one of the most comprehensive and trusted assessments in the healthcare industry. It evaluates hospitals on critical quality metrics, assigning a one to five-star rating based on extensive data analysis and rigorous validation by Statista's expert team. A Benchmark of Healthcare Excellence Fakeeh University Hospital – Dubai earned top marks across five key dimensions that define high-quality care: Provision of Care – Excellence in clinical services, staffing, and patient care Timeliness of Care – Efficiency in treatment delivery and reduced waiting times Patient Experience & Safety – High standards in hygiene, infection control, and satisfaction IT & Healthcare Technology – Cutting-edge digital infrastructure and medical innovation Employer Attractiveness – Commitment to staff development and a positive work environment "This 5-star recognition is more than just a rating – it's a reflection of the passion and dedication of every member of our team," said Dr. Mohaymen Abdelghany, CEO of Fakeeh University Hospital – Dubai. "We are proud to be setting new benchmarks in patient-centered care, clinical excellence, and innovation." Joining a Global Elite With this distinction, Fakeeh University Hospital – Dubai joins an exclusive group of top-rated hospitals across the globe. This recognition not only elevates the hospital's international profile but also serves as a valuable resource for patients and professionals seeking world-class medical care.
Mid East Info
15-04-2025
- Health
- Mid East Info
Fakeeh University Hospital – Dubai Earns Prestigious 5-Star Global Hospital Rating from Newsweek and Statista
Fakeeh University Hospital – Dubai has been honored with a coveted 5-star rating in the Global Hospital Rating by Newsweek and Statista — a recognition that reaffirms its place among the world's leading healthcare institutions. The Global Hospital Rating, developed by Statista in partnership with Newsweek, is one of the most comprehensive and trusted assessments in the healthcare industry. It evaluates hospitals on critical quality metrics, assigning a one to five-star rating based on extensive data analysis and rigorous validation by Statista's expert team. A Benchmark of Healthcare Excellence Fakeeh University Hospital – Dubai earned top marks across five key dimensions that define high-quality care: * Provision of Care – Excellence in clinical services, staffing, and patient care * Timeliness of Care – Efficiency in treatment delivery and reduced waiting times * Patient Experience & Safety – High standards in hygiene, infection control, and satisfaction * IT & Healthcare Technology – Cutting-edge digital infrastructure and medical innovation * Employer Attractiveness – Commitment to staff development and a positive work environment 'This 5-star recognition is more than just a rating – it's a reflection of the passion and dedication of every member of our team,' said Dr. Mohaymen Abdelghany, CEO of Fakeeh University Hospital – Dubai. 'We are proud to be setting new benchmarks in patient-centered care, clinical excellence, and innovation.' Joining a Global Elite With this distinction, Fakeeh University Hospital – Dubai joins an exclusive group of top-rated hospitals across the globe. This recognition not only elevates the hospital's international profile but also serves as a valuable resource for patients and professionals seeking world-class medical care. You can explore the full list of globally rated hospitals on Newsweek's website: For more information Please visit our website: Physiotherapy | Fakeeh University Hospital
Gulf Today
14-04-2025
- Health
- Gulf Today
UAE among best countries in quality of healthcare
In 2025, the UAE continues to strengthen its global position in the healthcare sector, achieving top rankings and outstanding performance indicators. The country ranked first globally in the number of accredited healthcare facilities, thanks to a healthcare system based on the highest international standards and enhanced preparedness to handle pandemics and health risks — making the UAE one of the leading nations in healthcare quality. The country also achieved advanced positions in healthcare quality indicators, showing significant progress in areas such as basic healthcare outcomes, infrastructure, and preventive healthcare. The UAE's leading position in these rankings is attributed to its ongoing strategic investments in healthcare infrastructure. For the 2025 fiscal year, the UAE allocated Dhs5.745 billion, equivalent to 8% of the federal budget, to healthcare and community prevention services, reflecting its sustained commitment to developing the health sector. The UAE is considered one of the world's top nations in healthcare, achieving high rankings across numerous international health indicators. It was ranked among the top 10 countries globally in 21 different health indicators, and secured 1st place regionally and 20th globally for healthcare quality. The UAE's leading status in these rankings is driven by a comprehensive national health strategy, significant investments in infrastructure, digital transformation in healthcare, and a strong focus on medical tourism. This reflects the nation's dedication to advancing healthcare services, meeting community needs, and enhancing its global standing. Mohaymen Abdelghany, CEO of Fakeeh University Hospital, Dubai, stated that the hospital earned 5-Star Rating in Global Hospital Rating by Newsweek & Statista. This highlights the hospital's role in setting new standards in patient-centered care, clinical excellence, and medical innovation, placing it among the world's elite hospitals. He explained that the global hospital ranking is one of the most comprehensive and trusted evaluations in the healthcare sector, assessing hospital performance through detailed quality indicators. Recent data and reports show that the UAE continues to expand its healthcare investments, with significant growth expected in the coming years. Healthcare spending in the UAE is projected to reach approximately Dhs151 billion by 2029, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 6.7%, driven by investments in infrastructure and services. A report by the Ministry of Economy anticipates that healthcare spending will reach $ 26 billion by 2028, while the UAE aims to invest Dhs118 billion in the healthcare sector by 2027, focusing on infrastructure development and enhancing public-private partnerships. In a major development in 2024, the UAE Cabinet approved a decision to introduce a health insurance system for workers registered with private sector institutions and domestic workers in the UAE who do not already have health insurance. The decision mandates private sector employers and sponsors of domestic workers to pay for the insurance coverage of their registered employees starting Jan.1, 2025. The Cabinet also adopted the National Policy for Improving Women's Health to ensure women have access to the highest standards of preventive, therapeutic, and rehabilitative healthcare services. WAM
Al Etihad
13-04-2025
- Health
- Al Etihad
UAE among best countries in quality of healthcare according to international rankings
13 Apr 2025 15:46 DUBAI (WAM)In 2025, the UAE continues to strengthen its global position in the healthcare sector, achieving top rankings and outstanding performance indicators. The country ranked first globally in the number of accredited healthcare facilities, thanks to a healthcare system based on the highest international standards and enhanced preparedness to handle pandemics and health risks — making the UAE one of the leading nations in healthcare country also achieved advanced positions in healthcare quality indicators, showing significant progress in areas such as basic healthcare outcomes, infrastructure, and preventive UAE's leading position in these rankings is attributed to its ongoing strategic investments in healthcare infrastructure. For the 2025 fiscal year, the UAE allocated Dh5.745 billion, equivalent to 8% of the federal budget, to healthcare and community prevention services, reflecting its sustained commitment to developing the health UAE is considered one of the world's top nations in healthcare, achieving high rankings across numerous international health indicators. It was ranked among the top 10 countries globally in 21 different health indicators, and secured 1st place regionally and 20th globally for healthcare UAE's leading status in these rankings is driven by a comprehensive national health strategy, significant investments in infrastructure, digital transformation in healthcare, and a strong focus on medical tourism. This reflects the nation's dedication to advancing healthcare services, meeting community needs, and enhancing its global Abdelghany, CEO of Fakeeh University Hospital, Dubai, stated that the hospital earned 5-Star Rating in Global Hospital Rating by Newsweek & Statista. This highlights the hospital's role in setting new standards in patient-centered care, clinical excellence, and medical innovation, placing it among the world's elite hospitals. Healthcare spending in the UAE is projected to reach approximately Dh151 billion by 2029, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 6.7%, driven by investments in infrastructure and services. A report by the Ministry of Economy anticipates that healthcare spending will reach $26 billion by 2028, while the UAE aims to invest Dh118 billion in the healthcare sector by 2027, focusing on infrastructure development and enhancing public-private partnerships.
