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Sam Shah, NEOM's director of health data, says a promising use case for AI in value-based care could be in patient-facing "coaching" tools to support patients in areas such as mental health or weight management.
Mobile health expert Robert Istepanian talks about how digitally mature countries like Saudi Arabia and the UAE can help neighboring areas modernize care delivery by sharing knowledge and leadership training.
Frost & Sullivan's Reenita Das says that healthcare is adopting a more consumer-driven model in which patients can assemble personalized, preventive care using AI-powered tools, wearables and digital twins.
Hyland Healthcare's Michael Burke talks about how governments across the GCC are investing heavily in digital health projects, unifying patient records and emerging as a global model for interoperability and connected care.
Tan Bin Ru, president of Enterprise Digital at ST Engineering, discusses the company's plan to strengthen Dubai hospitals' cybersecurity and data analytics capabilities with the technologies it uses in defence work.
Hal Wolf, HIMSS president & CEO, and Peter Hall, Informa Markets president of Middle East, India, Türkiye & Africa, discuss how the event served as a global platform to learn and connect about digital health transformation successes and challenges.
HIMSS25 Europe's Interoperability Showcase demonstrates how 'patient Alex' receives his cancer care across borders requiring data sharing collaborations across multiple solutions.
Fulvia Raffaelli of the European Commission's DG SANTE says successful establishment of the European Health Data Space (EHDS) will require active participation and feedback from policymakers, vendors, clinicians and EU citizens.
Christos Schizas with the National eHealth Authority of Cyprus discusses the Xt-EHR project, a European Commission-funded joint action that will lay the foundation for the European Health Data Space (EHDS).
Ida Tin, founder and CEO of Femtech Assembly, cites a McKinsey report that found poor healthcare for women costs $1 trillion per year worldwide and she says investing in women's health is essential to bolstering global economies and infrastructure.
Follow "patient Renee" from remote home monitoring to preparation for surgery and discharge, with her continuity of care supported by secure data flows through systems inside and outside of the hospital.
Philip Gribbon and Dr Christian Muehlendyck discuss the IDERHA project, which is building a federated infrastructure where researchers can securely access electronic health record data for use cases such as building AI tools.