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Patients in Dubai often look a doctor up before they book: who is this, what is their speciality, and are they licensed? UAE media reported in September 2026 that the Dubai Health Authority (DHA) issued standards for medical advertising on social media, including platforms such as WhatsApp and LinkedIn, and that professionals should present their name, title and speciality as listed on their licence. A doctor digital business card in Dubai is a simple place to keep those details consistent, and you can correct them in minutes if anything changes.
Why consistency matters on a digital card
A card is shared on WhatsApp, in email signatures and at the front desk, so it is read like a small advertisement for you. If your title or speciality differs from your licence, you have to fix it everywhere. With one MyInfo card there is one place to fix. The trust signals covered in the clinic and dentist checklist all start with getting these basics right.
Set your name, title and clinic
Use the Content tab, as described in edit your card details.
- Sign in, open My cards and select your card.
- On the Content tab, edit Display name, Company and Job title.
- Select Save change.
Write your name, title and speciality exactly as they appear on your licence, and put your clinic or hospital in the company field. Do not add titles or descriptions you cannot support.
Add a licence line with a text section
Put your licence details in a text section, following add a text section.
- Title it "Licence" (up to 60 characters).
- Enter the licence details as issued, up to 600 characters in total.
- Select Save change.
A free card has one text section and a Premium card up to three, so use one for credentials and, if you need them, others for hours and services. The same approach is used for a trade licence on a business card.
What to keep off the card
Anyone with your link can see the card. Never add patient names, case details or photos of patients. Avoid exaggerated claims and promises of results; the regulator's rules on health advertising are set by DHA and other authorities, not by MyInfo, so check the current official guidance for your own situation. This is general information, not legal advice. Think about which phone number you publish too, as covered in keeping your personal number off your card.
One brand for the whole clinic
If you run a practice with several practitioners, give each person a card so every title and licence line is accurate to that person. Create a card for someone else or your team explains how, and the clinics and healthcare page shows how practices use MyInfo.
Frequently asked questions
Does MyInfo require a licence number on my card?
No. It is your choice and it is plain text you control. Show what you would be comfortable putting on a public poster in your clinic, and check the current guidance from the health authority that licenses you.
What if my title or licence details change?
Edit the Content tab or the text section and save. The change is live on your card address straight away, so anyone with your old QR code or NFC tap sees the new details, with nothing to reprint.
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