Orange Jordan Sponsors the 10th Annual Hakim Academy Competition to Promote Digital Innovation in Healthcare
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Orange Jordan sponsored the 10th edition of the annual competition organized by Hakim Academy, the educational arm of the Health Computing Network. The competition aims to enhance competitiveness and encourage creativity among university students and professionals in the healthcare sector, with a focus on leveraging health technology and digital innovation to develop participants’ skills.اضافة اعلان
The competition centered on developing the skills of healthcare workers in both the public and private sectors, strengthening the role of health informatics in improving medical services, and equipping medical college graduates with the necessary skills to work on health informatics platforms locally and regionally. This contributes to bridging the gap between academic education and market requirements.
Participants had the opportunity to present their projects and ideas before a judging panel composed of distinguished experts and officials, including Marwan Jumaa, Chairman of Kenz and Dot Jo; Shihab Al-Abed, Ophthalmology Specialist at the Royal Medical Services; Amira Qarqash, Director of Digital Education and Skills Development at the Youth, Technology, and Jobs (YTJ) project; and Natali Nawas, Senior Sustainability Manager at the National Bank of Jordan.
Orange Jordan expressed pride in supporting the 10th edition of the competition, which provided an inspiring space for youth and healthcare professionals to explore new opportunities in digital innovation and entrepreneurship, contributing to the development of the healthcare sector. The sponsorship reflects the company’s commitment to empowering youth, supporting innovation, and its role as a leading and responsible digital provider in the Kingdom.
At the conclusion of the event, the winning projects and teams were announced: the first-place award went to the team Eplipsy Track, receiving the grand prize of the competition, followed by Hema Lock in second place, and Capsview in third place.
For more information, please visit: www.orange.jo
The competition centered on developing the skills of healthcare workers in both the public and private sectors, strengthening the role of health informatics in improving medical services, and equipping medical college graduates with the necessary skills to work on health informatics platforms locally and regionally. This contributes to bridging the gap between academic education and market requirements.
Participants had the opportunity to present their projects and ideas before a judging panel composed of distinguished experts and officials, including Marwan Jumaa, Chairman of Kenz and Dot Jo; Shihab Al-Abed, Ophthalmology Specialist at the Royal Medical Services; Amira Qarqash, Director of Digital Education and Skills Development at the Youth, Technology, and Jobs (YTJ) project; and Natali Nawas, Senior Sustainability Manager at the National Bank of Jordan.
Orange Jordan expressed pride in supporting the 10th edition of the competition, which provided an inspiring space for youth and healthcare professionals to explore new opportunities in digital innovation and entrepreneurship, contributing to the development of the healthcare sector. The sponsorship reflects the company’s commitment to empowering youth, supporting innovation, and its role as a leading and responsible digital provider in the Kingdom.
At the conclusion of the event, the winning projects and teams were announced: the first-place award went to the team Eplipsy Track, receiving the grand prize of the competition, followed by Hema Lock in second place, and Capsview in third place.
For more information, please visit: www.orange.jo
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