Goal: to provide doctors and patients with a joint data base to share medical test results.

Brief description: In 2018, Egypt issued the Universal Healthcare Law 2 of 2018, with a digitalizing scheme that was initially launched in Port Said, Luxor, and Ismailia, creating a database and identifying patients with their national ID number to allow doctors and patients to share test results as needed and connect doctors and pharmacies to available medications and possible recommendations and referrals. Further digital transformation efforts resulted, according to the 56 Ministry of Health and Population (2021), in the creation of a database that lists all patients in Egypt suffering from diabetes as well as offering the ability to prioritize healthcare services for COVID-19 patients, especially those with pre-existing medical conditions.