Oman Medical Specialty Board aims to upgrade professional performance, develop skills that enrich scientific literature and apply knowledge in the various fields of health specialties. The main aim of the OMSB is to enable and improve the quality of medical care throughout the Sultanate by developing and maintaining the professional and educational standards for the training and certification of medical and healthcare practitioners.

The Qatar Council for Healthcare Practitioners (QCHP) leverages the Dataflow Group's specialized Primary Source Verification (PSV) solutions to screen the professional credentials of healthcare practitioners working in the country. The QCHP is driven by a mission to protect the health and safety of the citizens and residents of Qatar by ensuring that all licensed healthcare practitioners are competent and fit to practice.

The National Health Regulatory Authority of Bahrain rely on Dataflow group to mitigate potential risks by exposing fraudulent academic degrees, employment certificates, practice licenses, work permits and passports, among other documents. To ensure that hired professionals have the qualifications they claim, the Dataflow Group utilizes cutting-edge technologies and leverages an expansive network of more than 200 countries and territories to cooperate on a matter of mutual concern with primary sources and verify the authenticity of documents submitted by candidates.

The SCHS, healthcare regulator for the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, is responsible for developing, approving and supervising professional health-related programs, and developing sustained medical education programs for health-related disciplines. SCHS supervises and evaluates training programs, as well as sets controls and standards for the practice of health professions. The dataflow for SCHS is implemented to improve healthcare professional performance to meet international standards, and by a mission to develop healthcare standards and achieve sustained professional development in the Kingdom.