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فقدان السعة والتأخيرات في معالجة الاختبارات بسبب الأخطاء اليدوية
AED 750,000–2,250,000/year (5–15% test volume loss; assuming AED 15M annual test revenue, AED 5K lost per day due to queue delays × 200 working days)Laboratory capacity is lost because: (1) Manual sample tracking and status updates delay test processing; (2) Paper-based or email billing does not synchronize with lab workflow; (3) Equipment analyzer data is manually transcribed, causing reporting delays; (4) Insurance eligibility verification done offline, halting test processing until verified; (5) Report generation requires manual QC sign-offs. Software solutions emphasize 'analyzer interfacing,' 'automated sample tracking,' 'real-time dashboards,' implying manual systems create bottlenecks.
تأخير الترخيص والعقوبات المالية (Licensing Delays & Financial Penalties)
AED 0 revenue during delay (weeks to months); inspection failure adds 2–8 weeks rescheduling; typical clinic revenue loss: AED 30,000–100,000+ per month × delay months; license denial = total project loss.Healthcare facilities in Dubai must pass DHA inspections assessing fire safety, medical waste disposal, equipment, and staff credentials. Failure forces rescheduling, delaying facility launch. Abu Dhabi facilities face similar DoH delays (TAMM portal processing: 1–10 business days). Northern Emirates use MOHAP's Sharik system with similar bottlenecks.
غرامات عدم الإبلاغ عن الأمراض المعدية (Communicable Disease Non-Reporting Penalties)
Penalty range (LOGIC estimate based on UAE corporate sanctions): AED 5,000 – AED 50,000 per unreported case or reporting violation; potential license suspension or revoking; legal liability for disease spread costs[3]Healthcare facilities (clinics and hospitals) in Dubai Healthcare City and Abu Dhabi must report suspected or confirmed communicable diseases to regulatory authorities within strict timeframes. Current processes require manual completion of notification forms, PDF conversion, and email submission to Quality Improvement Departments before DHA reporting[1]. Delayed or missed reports violate UAE federal law, exposing facilities to legal penalties.
تسريب الإيرادات من الفواتير غير المجمعة والأخطاء السعرية
AED 500,000–2,500,000/year (2–5% revenue leakage for mid-large diagnostic centers; typical healthcare billing error rate)Laboratory testing fees are not collected due to: (1) Manual invoice creation delays; (2) Pricing errors for different B2B clients and discount tiers; (3) Missed automated upsells; (4) Lack of real-time financial reconciliation. Search results show LIS software highlights 'automated invoicing,' 'price list control,' and 'financial tracking' as core differentiators, implying current systems fail at collection.