The Oman Health Gateway is a cornerstone of the Sultanate's healthcare modernization, part of the Oman Vision 2040 . In April 2025, the Omani Ministry of Health selected Trifork to create a state-of-the-art Revenue Cycle Management (RCM) system and upgrade the National Health Information Exchange (NHER) .

This project will build a unified digital platform to streamline information and finances . Key benefits include :

• For Patients: Reduced waiting times and a more patient-focused experience.

• For the Healthcare System: Improved cost recovery from insurers and faster claims processing.

• For Policymakers: Better data-driven decision-making through enhanced data flow.

The project will be implemented in phases over two years, with an initial proof-of-concept delivered within the first six months.

This speech cuts through the buzz to examine AI's practical role in solving pressing healthcare problems. We'll move beyond theoretical potential to showcase real-world applications that are making a difference today – from improving diagnostic accuracy to streamlining hospital operations.

The focus is on tangible solutions for immediate challenges, addressing both the transformative power and the practical limitations of implementing AI in clinical settings. This is a clear-eyed look at how smart technology can genuinely enhance patient care and system efficiency.

This speech provides a strategic update on Oman's current health initiatives, detailing the status of key projects driving our healthcare transformation. It will address both achievements and ongoing challenges in implementation.

The presentation clearly outlines the gap between the current situation and the ambitious targets of Oman Vision 2040. This is a frank assessment of where we are, what needs to be overcome, and what must be prioritized to ensure our national health agenda stays on track for a healthier future.

Following the vision of Oman's digital health platform and a critical look at the real-world potential of AI, this panel addresses the most crucial question: how do we ensure these technologies truly serve every citizen?

Building directly on the foundation laid by the "Oman Health Gateway" and the insights from "Beyond the Hype: Using AI to Tackle Real-World Healthcare Challenges," we now turn to the human element. This discussion will bridge the gap between technological ambition and practical implementation.

We will explore how to design systems that empower, rather than overwhelm, healthcare professionals and patients. How can AI and data platforms be leveraged to create a more equitable, efficient, and ultimately human-centric health system for Oman? This is the essential conversation about putting people at the heart of our digital future.

This presentation offers a clear-eyed analysis of diabetes in Oman today. It will present the current prevalence data and explore the pressing challenges facing the healthcare system, from accessibility and patient education to the management of complications.

The talk will highlight key problems such as rising costs and the gap between urban and rural care. Ultimately, it will address the critical expectations for a strategic national response, setting the stage for discussions on innovation and improved management to change this trajectory.

This speech charts the evolution from basic insulin therapy to today's Automated Insulin Dosing (AID) systems. We'll explore how these "artificial pancreas" devices represent the latest standard of care, offering superior glucose control and reducing patient burden.

The discussion will outline the essential conditions for national implementation—clinical training, funding, and infrastructure—and highlight Oman's unique opportunity to embrace this technology. By adopting AID systems, Oman can leapfrog traditional methods, prevent complications, and align with Oman Vision 2040 for a modern, proactive healthcare future.

As global temperatures rise, medication instability due to temperature impact is becoming an increasingly urgent challenge, especially in hot-climate regions, where heat can reduce the effectiveness of insulin and other life-saving treatments. Beyond Diagnostics introduces the world’s first point-of-care platform capable of testing the real-time biological activity of insulin. By combining innovative sensor technology with AI-driven optical analysis, this approach empowers patients and healthcare systems to ensure reliable treatment even under extreme environmental conditions. Through collaboration and local implementation, such solutions can help transform diabetes care and strengthen trust in medication quality across a warming world.

Following the stark realities of the diabetes landscape in Oman presented by Dr. Al-Busaidi and the on-the-ground perspective from healthcare providers, this panel moves from analysis to action.

We now shift our focus to the future. How do we align our national response with the ambitious goals of Oman Vision 2040? This discussion will integrate the day's key themes—from digital health platforms and AI-driven insights to telemedicine and holistic care—to build a cohesive, forward-looking strategy.

The panel will convene key stakeholders to debate and define a strategic framework that moves beyond treatment to embrace prevention, early intervention, and integrated management. We will explore how technology and policy must converge to build a sustainable system that not only manages diabetes but ultimately prevents it for future generations.

This speech delivers a comprehensive assessment of Oman's current capacity for gender-sensitive healthcare, examining the critical systems of documentation, reporting, and clinical assessment. It will report on the present state of how patient data is collected and stratified by sex and gender across the health system, and how this impacts disease reporting and clinical decision-making.

The talk will identify specific gaps in our current infrastructure—from intake forms and electronic health records to national health statistics—that hinder a precise understanding of health disparities. This analysis outlines the immediate, systemic challenges and opportunities to build a more accurate, equitable, and effective healthcare system for all.

The pursuit of longevity is evolving from reactive healthcare to proactive, data-driven design. “Longevity by Design” explores how epigenetics, AI, and precision biotechnology converge to create a new paradigm: one where biological aging becomes measurable, modifiable, and ultimately optimizable.

In this talk, Prof. Milena Georgieva presents the latest insights from molecular biology and epigenetic research, demonstrating how biological age can now be decoded and influenced through personalized interventions. She reveals how epigenetic biomarkers, combined with artificial intelligence, enable the creation of hyperpersonalized longevity maps: dynamic profiles that guide nutrition, supplementation, and lifestyle strategies with unprecedented
precision.

Drawing on her academic background and entrepreneurial experience as CSO of Epix AI, Prof. Georgieva illustrates how this synergy between science and technology is transforming longevity from an abstract goal into a scientifically designed, data-driven journey. The presentation highlights real-world applications of AI-powered biological age modelling, ethical considerations in bio-data personalization, and the future of integrative longevity ecosystems that unite molecular diagnostics, digital health, and individual optimization.

By bridging fundamental biology with intelligent systems, “Longevity by Design” redefines how we understand, monitor, and enhance human healthspan, turning longevity into an accessible and actionable science for the 21st century.

Following groundbreaking sessions that revealed critical gender differences in lung diseases and women's pharmacology, this panel moves from evidence to execution.

We now stand at the frontier of a more precise and equitable healthcare future for Oman. This discussion will synthesize today's findings to chart a practical course for integrating gender-specific approaches into the national health strategy.

The conversation will focus on actionable steps: How can we translate this crucial biological understanding into clinical protocols, research priorities, and educational curricula? This panel is dedicated to building a consensus on making gender-informed care a standard, life-saving pillar of Omani medicine, ensuring better health outcomes for all citizens.

This speech unveils a transformative, AI-driven app that brings healthcare directly to your fingertips. Discover how we are redefining convenience with virtual consultations and ultra-personalized wellness plans, making professional care accessible for employees, students, and patients anywhere.

We will explore how the app goes beyond generic solutions, using a professionally backed assessment to deliver culturally tailored programs. Governed by healthcare experts and powered by AI, it provides real-time, specialized support, creating a new standard for responsive and personalized health management.

This panel is the culmination of our summit, transforming dialogue into a blueprint for collaboration. Building on the proven successes of Swiss telemedicine and digital health models demonstrated earlier, we now explore how to tailor and integrate these innovations within the Omani ecosystem.

We will move beyond theory to pinpoint concrete, high-impact opportunities. How can Swiss precision and Omani vision combine to co-develop solutions in digital health, chronic disease management, and FemTech? This session is dedicated to building the very bridge that will connect our two nations' expertise, forging a tangible pathway for joint ventures, research, and a shared healthier future.

The Oman-Swiss Health Alliance Forum is a pioneering network established to unite and empower women leaders across the healthcare sectors of Oman and Switzerland.

We believe that the most transformative solutions arise from diverse perspectives and collaborative spirit. This forum creates a dedicated space for our members—clinicians, researchers, entrepreneurs, and policymakers—to connect, share knowledge, and forge lasting partnerships without borders.

Our core goals are to:

• Foster Cross-Border Collaboration: Enable a continuous exchange of ideas, best practices, and innovative approaches between our two nations.

• Amplify Women's Leadership: Strengthen the role of women as key architects of future-ready health systems.

• Drive Tangible Innovation: Collaborate on projects and ideas that address common challenges in health tech, gendered medicine, and patient care.

• Build a Sustainable Community: Create a powerful, supportive ecosystem that mentors the next generation of women in health.

By leveraging our unique Swiss-Omani synergy, we are committed to building bridges that will shape a healthier future for all.