The Department of Digital Health aspires to be a distinguished national academic center for preparing specialists in digital health transformation and actively contributing to the development of

the Iraqi healthcare system through education, scientific research, and the practical application of digital health technologies. The department strives to be a leader in integrating health knowledge with information technology, artificial intelligence, and health information systems, thereby supporting the improvement of healthcare quality, service efficiency, patient safety, and the sustainability of the healthcare system, in accordance with the needs of Iraqi society and modern global trends in digital health.

The Department of Digital Health is committed to providing a comprehensive academic program that combines health sciences and information technology, focusing on theoretical and applied education and scientific research. It aims to qualify students capable of designing, operating, and evaluating digital health systems in Iraqi hospitals and healthcare institutions. The department also seeks to support digital health innovation, promote the safe and effective use of technology, and contribute to the development of the healthcare system by preparing graduates qualified to work within multidisciplinary teams and capable of addressing current and future health challenges.

1. To prepare graduates capable of operating and managing digital health systems in Iraqi hospitals and health centers.

2. To enable students to understand and apply electronic health records, telemedicine, and health information systems in a manner appropriate to the realities of the Iraqi health sector.

3. To develop health data analysis skills to support health planning and decision-making.

4. To raise awareness of information security and health privacy in accordance with local laws and regulations and international standards.

5. To support the digital transformation of health institutions through applied projects and field research related to actual health problems in Iraq.
6. To train personnel capable of working within multidisciplinary teams (health, technology, and administration).