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Amman, July 7 (Petra) – Electronic Health Solutions (EHS) announced
the continued expansion of the national e-health “Hakeem” system,
bringing the number of healthcare facilities connected to the network
to 482, all affiliated with the Ministry of Health and the Jordanian
Royal Medical Services (JRMS).
This expansion reflects the ongoing progress in the digital
transformation of Jordan’s healthcare sector and strengthens the
integration of the healthcare system across the Kingdom.
According to an EHS statement issued Tuesday, several new health
centers and facilities have recently joined the Hakeem system
services.
As for their geographical presence, the statement said these
facilities are located in in the governorates of Irbid, Madaba,
Mafraq, Aqaba, Ajloun, Jerash, and Ma’an.
EHS CEO, Omar Ayesh, stated this expansion reflects the ongoing
national efforts to solidify digital transformation in the healthcare
sector.
This action, he noted, is achieved by broadening the scope of
“Hakeem” system and connecting more healthcare facilities to the
unified e-health record services.
He said this process ensures “faster and more accurate access” to
health information, enhances continuity of care, and improves
efficiency of diagnosis and medical decision-making, which would
ultimately improve quality of healthcare services and enhance patient
experience across the Kingdom.
Ayesh noted the company’s commitment to leading the digital
transformation efforts in the Jordanian healthcare sector, aligning
with the goals of the Economic Modernization Vision (2023–2033),
which aims to build an integrated digital healthcare system based on
innovation, data integration, and the advancement of healthcare
service quality.
He noted Hakeem’s continued expansion “represents a strategic step
towards building a cohesive national health information system.”
On its feasibility, he said this system empowers medical
professionals to access accurate and secure health data, contributes
to more efficient treatment decisions, improves the patient
experience, and enhances the efficiency of healthcare resource
management.
He stated continued investment in developing digital systems and
technological infrastructure is a fundamental pillar for keeping pace
with the rapid advancements in the healthcare sector.
“This investment enables the sector to leverage the latest
technologies, ensuring the sustainable delivery of efficient and
reliable digital healthcare services and reinforcing Jordan’s
position as a leading regional model in digital healthcare
transformation,” he said.
//Petra// AG