AI in Clinical Practice: Revolutionising healthcare at 26th NHSRS
AI in Clinical Practice: Revolutionizing healthcare at 26th NHSRS
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Media Source: Trade Chronicle (Pakistan)
Date: 4 February 2025
Experts from around the world gathered at the 26th National Health Sciences Research Symposium (NHSRS) at Aga Khan University (AKU) to discuss the rapidly evolving role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in clinical practice. Over two days of keynotes, plenary talks, and pre-symposium workshops, leaders in medicine and technology…
Experts from around the world gathered at the 26th National Health Sciences Research Symposium (NHSRS) at Aga Khan University (AKU) to discuss the rapidly evolving role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in clinical practice. Over two days of keynotes, plenary talks, and pre-symposium workshops, leaders in medicine and technology explored how AI is revolutionising healthcare delivery, education, and patient care. Dr Adil Haider, Dean of AKU’s Medical College, opened the symposium by emphasising the urgent need to adapt to the technological advancements reshaping healthcare. He noted that AI and machine learning have drastically changed how medical education is delivered, stating, “Rapid advances in AI and machine learning, along with global events like the Covid-19 pandemic, have shifted how we deliver and consume education. Moving to dynamic, student-centred learning is essential for staying relevant in this evolving landscape.”