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     Press Release
                              In collaboration with Department of Health – Abu Dhabi
                  ADCMC launches ‘Abu Dhabi Standard for Healthcare Business
                    Continuity’ to enhance emergency medical service operations
               Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, 8 May 2025:
               The Emergencies, Crises and Disasters Management Centre  -  Abu Dhabi (ADCMC), in
               collaboration with the Department of Health – Abu Dhabi (DoH), officially launched the ‘Abu
               Dhabi Standard for Healthcare Business Continuity’ during the Annual Business Continuity and
               Alternative National Service Forum – Murona, held at Erth Hotel, Abu Dhabi.
               The initiative is a key progress of Abu Dhabi’s ongoing efforts to position itself as a global leader
               in the implementation of business continuity practices. It lays down a comprehensive and detailed
               framework aimed at strengthening the business continuity management system for healthcare
               services across the Emirate. The benchmark will also help Supporting healthcare sector resilience
               by  minimising  the impact of disruptions,  and  safeguarding patient safety  while  facilitating
               seamless and uninterrupted service delivery. Furthermore, it ensures the availability of essential
               healthcare services at all times,  as well as  full compliance with regulatory and legislative
               requirements.
               The standard is tailored to ensure the continuity of healthcare and emergency medical service
               operations across the Emirate of Abu Dhabi, fostering an integrated, patient-centric care system.
               It primarily focuses on driving timely and uninterrupted response to critical emergencies through
               the seamless  coordination of resources  and expertise.  In  addition, it aims to minimise service
               disruptions stemming from emergencies, crises, and disasters. This is essential to enhance the
               safety and well-being of patients, visitors, and healthcare  professionals, while strengthening
               service  continuity across the Emirate,  right  from  pre-hospital services  to  diagnostics, and
               treatment.





