The Directorate of Social Solidarity in Kafr El-Sheikh Governorate organized a symposium on the role of digital transformation in supporting mother and child health in the 1000-day program, in the first activities of the first day of the training program for rural women pioneers, under the directives of Dr. Mr. Muslim, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Social Solidarity, and in the presence of Dr. Doaa Abdel Salam Amin, professor of public health and lactation consultant, Dr. Zahra Abu Ali, representative of the Ministry of Social Solidarity, General Administration for Women’s Affairs, and Basma William, Director General of Women’s Affairs Department in the Social Solidarity Directorate in Kafr El-Sheikh.
Dr. Doaa Abdel Salam, professor of public health and lactation consultant, stressed that digital transformation in the field of health provides health service providers with a more comprehensive vision and clearer data on the health of citizens, and provides real opportunities to improve medical outcomes for individuals..
Doaa Abdel Salam added, “The world is witnessing a digital transformation in life in general, which has changed much of the modern social, cultural and economic landscape in health and education, so there was a need for digital culture to be the focus of attention, and among the priorities given by institutions in different societies, in order to spread awareness Technology and the optimal use of that technology in facilitating tasks and operations, providing services to beneficiaries with all quality and mastering digital culture for children and education.