Transforming Emergency Care with AI

In the realm of emergency services, every second saved can significantly alter patient care outcomes. A young Moroccan entrepreneur, Deyaa Wahbi, has developed an innovative digital tool designed to assist medical teams in the field. As a trained pharmacist and tech entrepreneur, Wahbi co-founded One Med Link in 2024 alongside her colleague Soukaina Benabid, with the aim of enhancing support for emergency medical personnel.

Utilizing artificial intelligence, the One Med Link platform streamlines the management of medical data. It automates the drafting and formatting of clinical texts while consolidating various essential reference tools necessary for dosage calculations and patient assessments. This solution is not intended to replace existing hospital IT infrastructures but rather to provide a centralized and complementary interface. By bringing these resources together in one place, it accelerates access to vital information during critical interventions.

Beyond its operational capabilities, the application includes a learning and networking space that promotes experience sharing and clinical case studies, thereby encouraging the continuous dissemination of knowledge among practitioners. This initiative has already garnered interest in the healthcare sector, showcased at major digital and health events such as the International e-Health Forum 2025 and Gitex Africa 2026.

Wahbi's Journey: From Practice to Innovation

Deyaa Wahbi holds a certification in pharmacy, pharmaceutical sciences, and administration obtained in 2024 from Talentiphn, an institution focused on equipping professionals with skills pertinent to the pharmaceutical industry. She graduated from Mohammed VI University of Science and Health, earning her doctorate in pharmacy in 2026. Wahbi embarked on her professional journey with an internship in 2022 at Sheikh Khalifa International University Hospital in Morocco, where she served as a clinical pharmacist. Between January and May 2026, she further honed her expertise as a pharmacovigilance associate at Sothema, a pharmaceutical group specializing in the production and marketing of medications, dietary supplements, and medical devices.

As reported by wearetech.africa.