Medical Ethics Course for Doctors in the UAE
Physician cases on consent, refusal, confidentiality, end-of-life law and honest billing under UAE federal law and the DHA Code.
UAE edition · Independent online learning
Self-paced courses written to UAE federal law and the codes of the five licensing authorities, for routine professional development or when you need to respond to a complaint, an investigation or a request for training.
Who licenses you?
Ethics and professionalism learning for your portfolio, mapped to the standards your authority applies, including the 12 standards of the DHA Code of Ethics (2025).
Ethics courses by professionHow complaints, medical liability committees and disciplinary processes work for each authority, and courses that help you show insight and reflection.
Remediation coursesLicensing, CPD and code-of-ethics rules differ between DHA, DOH, MOHAP, SHA and DHCR. Start with the authority that licenses you.
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How it works
Filter by profession, topic or length, or start from your licensing authority's page. Each course page lists the UAE laws and standards it covers.
Lessons in English with UAE case studies and knowledge checks. Study on a phone, tablet or computer, at your own pace.
A final assessment of scenario questions (20 in most courses) with an 80% pass mark. Review the explanations and retake it if you need to.
A PDF certificate with your name, the approximate learning hours, your score and a verification QR code, plus your written reflection.
Healthcare professionals in the UAE are licensed by a federal ministry or by an emirate health authority, and the rules they work under come from both levels. Our courses are written from those sources, not from another country's codes with the names changed.
Where the authorities differ, for example on CPD cycles or on how long a break in practice can be before retraining is needed, the course explains the difference and tells you to follow your own licensing authority.
Each licensing authority sets its own continuing professional development rules. The Dubai Health Authority, for example, sets an annual target for every profession and will not renew a licence until it is met, and the Department of Health – Abu Dhabi requires at least half of each licensing cycle's credits to come from formal (Category 1) activities.
Plainly: our courses are not accredited by any UAE health authority and do not award CME/CPD points or credits. The certificate records approximately how many hours of structured, assessed learning you completed. Whether that learning can be counted towards your licence renewal is decided by your licensing authority, so check its current rules before you rely on it.
You can use our courses as self-directed learning for your portfolio, to prepare for a change in role, or to refresh your knowledge of a specific duty such as consent or record keeping. The CPD requirements guide compares the rules of each authority.
A complaint can lead to a medical liability committee review, an investigation by your licensing authority, or both. In Dubai, for example, Executive Council Resolution No. 49 of 2024 allows the DHA to require a professional to attend specific training courses within a set time, to work under supervision for up to one year, and to be reassessed.
Training of that kind is decided case by case, and no UAE authority publishes a list of approved external remediation courses. Our courses are built to help you understand the standard that was in question, reflect on what happened and show what you have changed. They do not replace training a committee or authority has ordered, unless that authority accepts them, and they are not legal advice: speak to your medical liability insurer or a lawyer about your case.
Start with the remediation page for your authority, which matches common concerns to the courses that address them.
No. Healthcare Practise is an independent education provider. Our courses are not accredited by, or affiliated with, MOHAP, DHA, DOH, SHA, DHCR or Emirates Health Services, and no CME/CPD points or credits are awarded by any of them. We say this on every course page and on every certificate.
That is decided by your licensing authority, not by us. The authorities link renewal credit to accredited or recognised activities; the Department of Health – Abu Dhabi, for example, requires at least 50% of each cycle's credits from formal activities. Check your authority's current CPD rules before relying on a certificate for renewal.
If the concern is broad or you have been asked to show insight, the 4-hour core course for professionals facing a complaint or investigation covers ethics, professionalism, reflection and remediation together. If the concern is specific, such as consent, records or boundaries, choose the matching topic course. The remediation page for your authority lists common concerns and the courses that address them.
Your name, the course title, approximately how many learning hours the course represents, the completion date, your final assessment score, a unique certificate number with a QR code for online verification, and our independence statement.
No. We do not report enrolments or results to employers or licensing authorities. You decide whether to share your certificate, and anyone you share it with can confirm that it is genuine by entering its number on our verification page.
Courses are priced by length: AED 349 for a 2-hour course, AED 449 for a 3-hour course and AED 549 for the 4-hour core course. You pay once per course in UAE dirhams; there is no subscription.
All courses are in English and use UAE terminology, laws and case settings. They run in a web browser on a phone, tablet or computer, so you can study at your own pace.
Checked 6 October 2026. Rules and processes change, so confirm the current position with the official source. This page is general information, not legal advice.
Choose a course, study online in English, pass the final assessment and download a verifiable certificate the same day.