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Dubai, UAE – The AI Revolution in Healthcare Summit, organized by Medvarsity Education Fz LLC, is poised to be a landmark event in Dubai on February 15th-16th, 2025. The event will serve as a meeting ground for healthcare professionals, CEOs, tech companies, and academic researchers to explore the immense possibilities AI offers to transform healthcare systems globally.
The summit will delve into four powerful themes: CEO’s Lens, offering strategic insights into healthcare leadership; AI in Clinical Practice, showcasing real-world case studies; AI Research, connecting clinicians and AI innovators; and the Startup Showcase, spotlighting the most disruptive AI startups from the GCC region.
The event boasts participation from speakers from eminent institutions such as M42, World Economic Forum, Apollo Hospitals, and Cambridge University among others, promising valuable insights for professionals and organizations looking to lead in AI-driven healthcare innovation.
“AI has the potential to revolutionize healthcare in the GCC and beyond, driving better patient outcomes and more efficient systems,” said Gerald Jaideep, CEO of Medvarsity
Dr. Sujoy Kar emphasized the critical need for AI-driven solutions, noting, “At Apollo Hospitals, we’re already leveraging AI to tackle some of the most pressing health challenges. This summit will help pave the way for the next generation of AI applications in healthcare.”
About Medvarsity:Medvarsity is Asia’s leading healthcare EdTech company, committed to transforming healthcare through education and technology. As the key architect behind the AI Revolution in Healthcare Summit, Medvarsity is dedicated to bridging the gap between innovative AI solutions and clinical practice. With a strong focus on empowering healthcare professionals to adapt to the rapidly evolving landscape, Medvarsity designs immersive learning experiences that integrate the latest advancements in artificial intelligence, medical science, and technology.
This AI Revolution in Healthcare Summit is supported by the scientific committee at Apollo Hospitals, one of the largest healthcare groups in Asia, along with distinguished leaders in healthcare innovation from the GCC region
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