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Quality of Life Dimension ( Smart Living)

I: Core
o
Sub-dimension KPI N Indicator KPI definition KPI Analysis
A: Additional
This KPI indicates an important
penetration of use of medical records
in Dubai`s public health system. This
Proportion of city inhabitants who have KPI should be evaluated in the
I 422 Use of electronic medical records electronic medical records in the public public/private context, based on the
health system. use of ICTs to support health
management systems and the
deployment of e-health services over
D4.2 Health
several years.
This KPI designates Dubai as a city
with average of life expectancy years
Number of remaining years that a person of a
I 425 Healthy life years (HLY) certain age is expected to live without at least 5% below the values in
disability. developed countries (located in
Europe). Further evaluation is needed
with the HLY indicator.
This qualitative KPIs indicates the
vision of Dubai on the inclusion of
Adoption of an ICT based disaster
D4.3 Safety/security Adoption of ICT for disaster management systems including disaster disaster risk management. Evolution
public place I 431 management preparedness, prevention, mitigation, and of the KPI will require annual
evaluation and quantitative indicators
response as applicable to the city.
that evaluate the impact of the use of
ICTs for disaster management.

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