Everything is ready for the 47th edition of Arab Health, the largest medical sector fair in the Middle East which will take place from 24 to 27 January at Dubai World Trade Center.
Also this year the international exhibition of the region MENA presents the latest innovations ofHealthcare once again confirming itself as the ideal place to develop relationships with the world of the health industry.
Arab Health 2022
Technology and innovation at the heart of Arab Health 2022, the Middle East's leading medical equipment fair. This year's theme is “United by business, forging ahead“.
A total of 62 countries will be represented in the large exhibition hall of Arab Health 2022. In Dubai World Trade Center, a wide range of healthcare products and services will be presented by more than 3,500 exhibitors.
Arab Health 2022 will bring together more than 56,000 healthcare professionals, including medical staff, hospital executives and distributors, with the aim of "networking". The exhibition will also feature 12 conferences, 4 in person and 8 online.
Abu Dhabi Stem Cells Center (ADSCC), the United Arab Emirates' first research center for cell therapy, is one of the Strategic Healthcare Partner of Arab Health 2022. At ADSCC il Dr. Pierdanilo Sanna he is head of the Department of Orthopedics and Deputy Chair of the Scientific Committee. Dr. Sanna tomorrow, on the occasion of the "18th Orthopedics Conference", will talk about the innovations of cell therapy in the orthopedic field.
Attendees can log in online to pre-plan meetings in Dubai.
The Innov8 Talks, the popular start-up contest with the participation of 24 companies, are back in the Transformation Zone.
New in this edition is the launch of the Product Showcase segment in the Transformation Zone.
Event in safety
Arab Health 2022 will be a face-to-face event in full compliance with the anti covid-19 prevention measures implemented by Notify AllSecure. Informa has developed a detailed set of measures to provide the highest levels of hygiene and safety and to ensure a safe and controlled environment. Enhanced measures include 35 guidelines which include: cleanliness and hygiene, social distancing, use of PPE, screening and traceability in collaboration with local authorities.
Arab Health 2022: meeting center for the medical sector
Healthcare companies today are faced with a choice: transform to be part of the future or risk being left behind.
In this scenario, Arab Health 2022 represents one of the main meeting centers in the medical field capable of making international and local entities interact.
The Middle East healthcare industry is estimated at over $ 35 billion annually, with an annual growth rate of 7%.
Italy Pavilion
The Italian Pavilion occupies 1,635 square meters per 120 exhibiting companies.
It is present in 4 different rooms:
- ZA'ABEEL 1 (Medical laboratory industry)
- ZA'ABEEL 2 (Medical equipment and devices).
- SHEIKH SAEED 1-2 (Imaging and diagnostics)
- SHEIKH RASHID (Orthopedics and physiotherapy / rehabilitation).
Innovative models of healthcare: the future is digital
In this historical moment, healthcare is undergoing transformation with the arrival of new innovative digital models.
Professionals predict that digital health care is going to last and will grow exponentially. Technological innovations, in particular artificial intelligence (AI), will continue to influence procedures and solutions in the healthcare sector.
AI-based solutions are enabling the development of targeted and more precise treatments. This is leading healthcare into a future where medicine is more personalized, predictive, preventive and participatory.
According to the global health outlook report of Deloitte for 2022, digital can help healthcare systems solve a range of clinical and operational challenges for the future. The key to success lies in creating solutions that integrate seamlessly into hospital systems.
Despite the devastating impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic, the health emergency represents a powerful opportunity for the health sector that can accelerate the use of digital health technologies.
Digital health care can deliver essential data to doctors and patients, maximizing the quality of care and the efficiency of care delivery.
Telemedicine
In Italy, according to research results fromDigital Innovation Observatory in Healthcare of the School of Management of the Politecnico di Milano, the pandemic pushed the dissemination of digital tools in the health sector.
Covid-19 has shown how effective this care model is: digital healthcare overcomes physical blocks and allows healthcare professionals to maintain the care relationship with the people they care for, even at home.
The protagonist of this transformation process is Telemedicine.
Telemedicine, the set of medical and IT techniques for remote treatment and prevention, is a tool capable of fully exploiting the potential of technology to ensure assistance to people even at a distance, in a constant relationship between healthcare professionals and patient.
During the Covid-19 pandemic, several healthcare professionals integrated telemedicine to continue to safely care for their patients remotely.
In the United Arab Emirates, for example, the Dubai Health Authority launched the telemedicine service Doctor for Every Citizen which provided 83,000 telemedicine consultations in the period from January 2020 to January 2021.
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