Dubai (UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News / WAM – 17 March 2026) Dubai Health and the University of Queensland technology (QUT), in cooperation with Siemens Healthineers and ArmHub concluded the ‘Healthcare Innovation and Sustainability Week’, bringing together healthcare professionals, academics, students and healthcare professionals. industry Leaders from Brisbane and DubaiTo promote sustainability in academic health systems.
Over two weeks, participants explored how technology-enabled care models, digital health, design thinking, and sustainability principles can be integrated into clinical practice.
First week in Brisbane Submerged Dubai Health professionals in AustraliaAcademic healthcare ecosystem through seminar sessions and location Visits to leading innovation facilities, including the Translational Research Institute (TRI), Wellesley Hospital, and Gold Coast Department of Health and Knowledge.
as industry partner for Australia component, arm center Show how robotics, automation, artificial intelligence, and advanced manufacturing capabilities can support more sustainable healthcare delivery models.
The second week in Dubai The focus was shifted to developing collaborative solutions through two parallel tracks. As co-designers of the program, Siemens Health professionals co-led the workshops and contributed specialist healthcare expertise technology Sustainability, and benefiting from local and international experiences.
The program was jointly designed by Dubai Health and Siemens Health professionals guided the teams through hands-on prototyping and optimization, ensuring that ideas were grounded in practical, scalable applications.
Professor Corey Stewart, Founder and CEO of Advanced Robotics for Manufacturing (arm) center,University of Queensland technology“He said: With Dubai In health, we shared how we’re taking science out of the lab and into hospitals, using robotics, automation and artificial intelligence to improve care and reduce bedside pressure.
Brisbane a company “Microbio” was a great example that was demonstrated: by combining data and artificial intelligence, they were able to reduce the time to detect sepsis from 24 hours to 3 only.
Healthcare professionals have worked to develop sustainable approaches within academic health systems using design-led methodologies. In conjunction with the students from four United Arab Emirates universities, Rochester institute technology Dubai, Dubai Institute of Design and Innovation, American University SharjahAnd Muhammad bin Rashid University of Medicine and Health Sciences, Learning and Discovery arm to Dubai Health participated in the Design4Change bootcamp to develop sustainable, patient-centered solutions.
Dr. Yassin Hajayat, Director of the Creativity Center technology in Dubai “This program demonstrates the value of international collaboration in an academic health system in creating a set of sustainability-focused solutions that enhance quality of care and create a meaningful impact for patients and their families,” Health said.
M. Razan Daoud, project Services Europe, middle East and Africa, a job Development Manager at Siemens The Healthineers Foundation said this boot camp is a powerful example of what becomes possible when an integrated academic health system, a leading university, and industry Come together to co-create.