The Ministry of Health and Prevention (MoHAP) has called on the public to utilise its digital platforms to access key services, including obtaining birth and death certificates and true copies of both.
This move is part of MoHAP's initiative to streamline customer procedures, provide efficient services, and maintain accurate records of births and deaths across the nation.
The Ministry also offers the "Mabrouk Ma Yak" bundle exclusively to Emiratis, which involves acquiring a birth certificate and forwarding it to the Federal Authority for Identity, Citizenship, Customs, and Port Security to obtain an ID card and passport for infants, as well as adding them to the family book and population registry, all through a single electronic application. This all-in-one service reduces the need for customers to make multiple visits to customer service centres to complete paperwork.
MoHAP said it is keen to promote its electronic services and automate most of its offerings. With a focus on boosting customer access and utilisation for managing health data, the Ministry is also spreading awareness about the methods and mechanisms required to access these services. It looks forward to providing high-quality electronic services that add value and meet customers' needs, in line with the best international standards, based on advanced digital infrastructure.
Dr. Hussain Abdul Rahman Al Rand, Assistant Undersecretary for the Public Health Sector, said,
Previously, the electronic services for registering births and deaths were made accessible, and efforts are currently underway to review and modernise them to align with the advancements of electronic and smart transformation. In addition, the Ministry is striving to establish a connection with relevant government agencies.
Al Rand emphasised that the Ministry utilises available data to generate statistical reports that serve as the foundation for decision-makers future plans and strategies aimed at improving the health sector. Additionally, the Ministry provides precise statistical data on the causes of death that adheres to the World Health Organisation's standards.
For her part, Dr. Nada Al Marzouqi, Director of the Department of Public Health, and Prevention, stressed that the electronic system for registering births and deaths plays a crucial role in improving automation plans. It establishes an electronic connection with the Federal Authority for Identity, Citizenship, Customs, and Ports Security to update the population registers date with the latest information regarding births and deaths.
News Source: Emirates News Agency
