SEHA Successfully Concludes The 10th International Nursing And Midwifery Conference In Abu Dhabi

SEHA, a part of PureHealth, the largest healthcare group in the Middle East, recently hosted the 10th International Nursing, Midwifery, and Allied Health Conference (SINMAC) from 25-27 October at Abu Dhabi's Grand Hyatt Conference Centre. The event attracted over 1,000 healthcare professionals to discuss pressing challenges in the industry under the theme ‘Shaping the Future of Healthcare through Longevity, Innovation, Technology, and Evidence-Based Practice’.

The conference highlighted how AI and robotics are transforming clinical practice. Discussions centred on integrating longevity medicine to extend health spans and adopting evidence-based practices for better patient outcomes. These topics underscored SEHA’s dedication to providing world-class healthcare aligned with Abu Dhabi’s vision for innovation-driven health improvements.

Saeed Al Kuwaiti, SEHA's Group CEO, remarked on the conference's significance: "This conference was a pivotal opportunity to address the most urgent healthcare challenges, from embracing advanced technologies like AI and robotics to improving health spans with longevity medicine. By bringing together leading minds in the field, we were not just responding to the future – we were shaping it. The knowledge shared and collaborations formed here will lead to tangible improvements in patient care, reaffirming SEHA’s leadership in delivering world-class healthcare and supporting Abu Dhabi’s goal of setting new global standards for medical excellence."

Participants engaged in panel discussions and interactive workshops aimed at sharing knowledge and best practices. Key areas included longevity medicine and preventive care strategies, vital as populations age globally. The integration of AI and robotics in clinical settings was also emphasised, showcasing SEHA’s commitment to using advanced technology for better diagnostics and surgical precision.

Dr. Anwar Sallam, Corporate Chief Medical Officer at SEHA, expressed enthusiasm about allied health professionals' involvement: "We were excited to have allied health professionals as part of this great event. Their participation in specialised workshops and scientific sessions not only showcased their expertise but also highlighted the integral role they play in delivering comprehensive and patient-centred care. We were proud to support their contributions and look forward to the valuable insights and innovations that emerged from this important event."

Evidence-Based Practices

A significant focus was placed on evidence-based practices transforming clinical care. Sessions delved into recent advancements in clinical trials and innovative methodologies for applying these findings across healthcare systems. This focus highlights SEHA’s commitment to research-led innovations that enhance healthcare quality.

Muayyad Hussein, Corporate Nursing & Midwifery Director and Executive Conference Chair, stated: "By bringing together leading minds in nursing, midwifery, and allied health, we pushed boundaries, implemented innovative practices, and improved patient care across the UAE. As our healthcare landscape changes rapidly, this event equipped our professionals with the tools and insights needed to deliver compassionate, cutting-edge care, ensuring we stay ahead of emerging challenges."

Regulatory Frameworks

Discussions also covered regulatory frameworks' importance in healthcare delivery. Aligning policies with Abu Dhabi’s vision for a sustainable system ensures medical practices are forward-thinking yet adaptable to demographic shifts.

Shaikha Al Shamisi, Conference Chair and Director of Nursing at Al Ain Hospital, noted: "This event was about more than staying informed—it was about fostering leadership and building networks that will shape the future of healthcare. In my role, I see firsthand how crucial it is for nurses and allied health professionals to continuously advance their skills and adapt to new trends. This conference provided an invaluable opportunity for attendees to engage directly with global experts, gain practical insights, and apply these learnings in real-world settings."

The conference successfully addressed critical issues facing modern healthcare systems while promoting collaboration among professionals dedicated to improving patient care through innovation.

With inputs from WAM