Khalifa University and UCL Global Business School for Health: Analyzing the Impact and Opportunities of AI Adoption in UAE and UK
Khalifa University and University College London’s Global Business School for Health recently collaborated to host a seminar titled “AI in Health Systems, Business and Society” at Khalifa University Main Campus. The seminar aimed to examine the transformative potential of artificial intelligence (AI) across various sectors, with a particular focus on ethical, responsible, and sustainable practices for its implementation in both the UAE and the UK.
Event Overview
The event brought together faculty members, healthcare professionals, researchers, and students from Khalifa University and UCL, fostering interdisciplinary discussions regarding AI’s expanding role in healthcare, education, and business. Notable presenters included Professor Nora Colton, Director of the Global Business School for Health at UCL; Dr. Omar Najim, Adjunct Clinical Associate Professor at Khalifa University; and Dr. Siddiq Anwar, Consultant Physician at Sheikh Shakhbout Medical City and Adjunct Clinical Associate Professor at Khalifa University.
Key Presentations and Discussions
Professor Mahmoud Al-Qutayri, Associate Provost for Academic Operations at Khalifa University, provided an overview of the university’s academic programs and collaborative initiatives. A panel discussion, moderated by Dr. Mecit Can Emre Simsekler, Acting Chair and Associate Professor in the Department of Management Science and Engineering, explored the necessity of cross-sector collaboration in developing AI strategies aimed at enhancing healthcare delivery and societal well-being.
Focus on Advanced Research and Responsibilities
During the seminar, Professor Colton highlighted the importance of advanced research and policy in shaping future health systems. Dr. Simsekler emphasized the significance of addressing the responsibilities linked to AI integration and the critical role of preparing students and researchers to effectively contribute to this evolving field.
Commitment to Collaborative Efforts
This seminar reflects the ongoing commitment of Khalifa University and UCL to promote collaborative efforts in the application of AI within health systems and business practices.
(Source: Khalifa University)
