Digital hospital boosts public healthcare speed
The article focused on the achievements of the Digital Hospital in Tunisia during its first year since launch, highlighting notable successes in providing digital health services. A total of 120,000 remote radiology exams were conducted across 26 hospitals, along with 334 consultations and 22 remote medical expertise sessions in 7 specialties covering 17 provinces. Patient satisfaction with remote consultations reached 92%, with only 5% of cases requiring hospitalization. Additionally, the "Najada" platform was launched in August 2025 to unify and organize the management of heart attacks. More than 4,000 cases of acute heart attacks were monitored, and clot-dissolving treatment was administered in less than an hour from the launch of the first remote stroke service in Medenine. The ongoing efforts aim to expand the network, bring specialties closer, reduce patient transfers, shorten waiting times, and lessen pressure on hospitals. These initiatives support health system reform by delivering high-quality digital services using the latest technologies to assist public hospitals across all regions.
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