The Specialized Rehabilitation Hospital (SRH), a prominent healthcare institution within Capital Health, recently hosted a delegation from the Korea Health Industry Development Institute (KHIDI) UAE office. This visit signalled the beginning of an exciting partnership aimed at enhancing healthcare training programs. The collaboration focuses on creating customized programs for local nurses aiming for overseas employment and for international caregivers seeking to work in Korea. This initiative solidifies SRH's leadership role in the region’s healthcare sector.
Broader Initiative for Global Healthcare
This collaboration forms part of a broader initiative driven by KHIDI and the Korea Human Resources Development Institute for Health & Welfare (KOHI), under the guidance of Korea's Ministry of Health and Welfare. The core objective of this initiative is to improve the standard of care for international patients in Korea, particularly those from the UAE. SRH, with its advanced rehabilitation services and extensive experience in treating Emirati patients, stands in a prime position to contribute to this mission. By sharing expertise on culturally tailored healthcare practices, SRH plays a critical role in elevating patient care for Emiratis in Korea.
Dr. Mishal AlQasimi, CEO of SRH, expressed his enthusiasm for the collaboration: “We were privileged to host the KHIDI team. This visit marks an important step toward a shared vision of enhancing healthcare training and development. By combining our expertise, we aim to create innovative programs that will not only raise the standard of care in Korea but also strengthen the skills of nurses and caregivers globally.”
Focus on Nursing Excellence
During the visit, KHIDI representatives explored SRH’s award-winning rehabilitation nursing programs, which have earned international acclaim for their innovative care methods. SRH's nursing staff, consisting of nearly 460 professionals from various cultural backgrounds, has received numerous accolades, including the Nursing Excellence Award from the Department of Health (DOH) and several honours from SEHA. These achievements highlight SRH’s commitment to advancing nursing education and maintaining superior patient care standards.
Shared Vision for Global Cooperation
The collaboration between SRH and KHIDI aligns with both organizations' objectives of promoting international cooperation in the healthcare field. KHIDI has shown interest in learning from SRH’s credentialing processes and educational programs, intending to enhance its training systems. Future exchange visits between the two institutions are being planned to facilitate continuous knowledge sharing and further development of healthcare training methodologies.
Future Prospects of the Partnership
“The KHIDI team’s interest in SRH stems from our reputation as a leader in rehabilitation nursing, both regionally and internationally. We are excited to explore the potential of this collaboration to further elevate healthcare standards in Korea and contribute to the advancement of global healthcare practices.” added Dr. Mishal AlQasimi.
Looking ahead, both SRH and KHIDI are enthusiastic about expanding their partnership. The planned future visits and exchanges are expected to strengthen the relationship between the two institutions, ultimately benefiting the broader healthcare communities in the UAE and Korea. This ongoing collaboration holds the potential to significantly advance healthcare training and service delivery in both regions.
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