Over the years, Burjeel Holdings has established a well-structured corporate governance system which not only protects stakeholder interests but also enhances the Group’s reputation, bolstering investor confidence, and reinforcing its commitment to long-term value creation."
Burjeel Holding’s Code of Conduct is an indispensable tool for its ability to carry out its ethical business practices.
The code establishes clear expectations, fosters a culture of integrity, ethical behavior, and good governance.
By applying the guidelines of the Code of Conduct, the Group is able to safeguard the Burjeel Holding’s reputation and build trust with its stakeholders.
Burjeel Holdings strives to conduct all business activities responsibly, efficiently, transparently and with integrity towards all stakeholders. In this mission, preventing corruption and bribery as well as providing comprehensive whistleblowing channels, are crucial aspects of the Group’s commitment to solid governance.
By promoting transparency and integrity in financial transactions and operational practices, Burjeel Holdings ensures that resources are directed exclusively towards patient care and well-being. Meanwhile the Group’s whistleblowing policy sets forth the course of action should such transparency be absent in any part of Group operations.
Burjeel Holdings is committed to conducting its business in a manner that respects and promotes the human rights and dignity of all those within its sphere of influence. The Group avoids complicity in human rights abuses throughout its operations and relationships, including on matters relating to child and forced labor.
Digital security and privacy are a foundational pillar for Burjeel Holdings, as safeguarding sensitive patient information, and ensuring compliance with stringent regulatory standards, are key requirements.
The Group’s commitment to digital security not only mitigates the risks of data breaches, but also underscores the Group’s dedication to maintaining the highest standards of confidentiality in an increasingly interconnected healthcare landscape.
As part of its data protection mission, Burjeel Holdings complies with ADHICS, a yearly audit done for the Department of Health (DOH). These audits encompass the scope of the organization’s ADHICS framework and relevant industry standards. Burjeel Holdings has been ADHICS certified from 2020–2022.
Ensuring the confidentiality and safety of patient data is an important consideration for the Group, both regarding regulatory compliance and safeguarding our stakeholders. For protecting the Protected Health Information (PHI) and Personally Identifiable Information (PII), Burjeel Holdings has deployed a high-level IT security policy that defines the level of security measures being taken at Group-level, along with an acceptable usage policy.