The Thumbay Institute for AI in Healthcare, located in Ajman, is gearing up to host its inaugural international conference titled ‘Transforming Healthcare with Artificial Intelligence’ at Gulf Medical University. Scheduled for Thursday, the event is set to collaborate with esteemed global partners including Sathyabhama University India, Birla Institute of Technology and Science Pilani, and University of Applied Sciences, Upper Austria.
This symposium promises attendees an immersive exploration into the groundbreaking impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on healthcare practices. Participants will delve into cutting-edge research, emerging trends, and innovative tools in AI, empowering them to stay at the forefront of their respective fields.
Dr. Thumbay Moideen, the Founder President of Thumbay Group, expressed his anticipation for the conference, highlighting the significant progress made by the Thumbay Institute of AI in Healthcare over the past year. Dr. Moideen emphasized the importance of collaboration with leading technology and medical education institutions to introduce pioneering AI-powered tools aimed at revolutionizing the healthcare landscape in the UAE. He emphasized the alignment of this initiative with the objectives of Vision 2030, which seeks transformative advancements in healthcare through AI integration.
The conference aims to examine how AI can enhance clinical decision-making, streamline workflow, and elevate patient care standards. By fostering connections among healthcare professionals, including researchers, professors, CEOs, and technology developers, the event endeavors to catalyze innovation and revolutionary change within the healthcare sector.
Key topics to be explored during the symposium encompass a wide array of AI applications in healthcare, ranging from computational intelligence in medical decision-making to natural language processing, machine learning, and medical image analysis. Additionally, sessions will cover crucial aspects such as cybersecurity, ethics in AI in healthcare, and AI in medical education.
