The Middle East’s largest healthcare event, Arab Health 2024, is set to take place in Dubai next week, from 29 January to 1 February 2024, under the theme ‘Connecting Minds, Transforming Healthcare.’

Once more, the event will focus on showcasing the latest technologies and innovations aimed at enhancing patient-centered care, from digital health and healthtech participants that include the names below.

East Asia

• Korean medical AI company VUNO will showcase its five key medical imaging solutions that include VUNO Med-Deep Brain, VUNO Med-Chest CT AI, VUNO Med-Chest X-ray, VUNO Med-Fundus AI, and VUNO Med-BoneAge.
• From Japan, HealtheeOne will exhibit a cloud-based electronic medical record system and I.W.G will introduce it’s DoCloud medical collaboration platform.

ASEAN

• Singapore-based AlemHealth will be offering live demos of its AI Reporting and Advanced Worklist solutions, tailored for radiologists in Africa, Asia, and the Americas.
• Robotics company OTSAW from Singapore will be unveiling for the first time its new multi-purpose robot.
• Singapore’s EyRIS, a company that develops and deploys an AI Deep Learning System for eye diseases such as diabetic retinopathy, will be showcasing its AI suite.

India

• Software developer CodeTrade India will be showcasing its AI-powered healthcare solutions that empower patients and medical professionals.

Middle East

• Abu Dhabi-based healthtech company M42 will be announcing new innovations and partnerships, aside from showcasing existing solutions such as its open-access clinical LLM Med42 designed to respond to medical questions and synthesise medical data.
• Department of Health – Abu Dhabi will showcase new initiatives that include the ‘Smart Ambulance’, and ‘Unified Medical Operations Command’ system for healthcare emergency management.
• A collaboration formalised at Arab Health will designate Health Information Exchange Malaffi as the global reference site for Philips’ image exchange solution.
• Emirates Health Services will be presenting 15 new projects in pillars that include Artificial Intelligence Predictive Models.
• Dubai-based Abdul Latif Jameel Health will showcase a portfolio of innovative technologies and solutions for distribution in the Global South, aiming to accelerate access to practical, affordable, and more inclusive medical care.
• Dubai-based Diginova Health Solutions will present digital health solutions intended to prevent and treat medical conditions.

Other regions

• Health data platform Innovaccer will launch InScribe, an AI technology that transcribes, analyses, and summarises conversations between healthcare providers and patients in ambulatory care settings.
• Digital solutions innovator GE HealthCare will launch 19 new product innovations, including imaging solutions designed to inform clinical decision-making better and improve patient outcomes.