Dr. El Sahili launched a successful international initiative during the Covid-19 pandemic called Q-Medland. In fact, the Waterfalls Global Award and the UAE Community Service Medal were both bestowed upon him for the innovative techniques he employed. Q-HUB (an acronym for Quality Healthcare Unit and Beyond, pronounced as “Cube”) was created after the founder realized that the units were more than just places to receive medical care; they were also thriving community centers that provided locals with different forms of empowerment. Dr. El Sahili is optimistic that if this approach is successful elsewhere, it would help achieve other SDGs.

Dr. El Sahili expressed regret for his prior training that focused on Sick Care and vowed to shift his focus to patient care in the future. Based on the Triple W framework (Women and Youth Empowerment, Waste and Water Management, and Wellness and Health), he revised his Vision 853 concept. The three A’s of healthcare delivery should be accessibility, affordability, and agility.

This new approach to healthcare must incorporate a rigorous training program that ensures the retention of skilled local talents if it is to be successful. Therefore, resources have been allocated to support conferences and other educational initiatives that facilitate information exchange and encourage participants to deepen their dedication to the vision’s principles. The Medland Hospital has become famous for its Health Week, among other things.

The particular bespoke experience developed by Dr. Mohamed El Sahili at The Healthcare Studio in 2023 includes anti-aging services, hospitality services, and awareness training in a green setting. This idea, which is entering its last stages of development before rollout, is a concrete translation of Dr. El Sahili’s commitment towards health and climate and has the potential to revolutionize modern tourism.