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Researchers are invited to submit their work for presentation at the joint congress, expected to convene members of the global digital health and telemedicine communities.
Healthcare leaders highlighted the growing potential for medtech to expand equitable access to care, stressing that success depends on human-centred design, policy alignment and proactive patient engagement.
Investors urged founders to understand local healthcare structures, insurance systems and patient segments, as well as articulate why their solution matters to the target market.
Panellists highlighted the importance of immersion in clinical settings, understanding local healthcare ecosystems, and aligning solutions with patient and system needs.
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Advanced imaging, robotic platforms and AI-assisted navigation are beginning to transform surgical practice, but uneven adoption, legal uncertainty and implementation fatigue continue to constrain progress,
AI’s impact in healthcare will depend less on technological sophistication and more on governance, culture, data quality and workflow integration.
Long-term success in the GCC medtech landscape will depend on translating innovation into practical, locally integrated solutions that align with public health priorities.
Speakers concluded that while regulatory compliance remains essential, commercial viability and clinical adoption must lead decision-making.