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Johor Bahru, Malaysia - October 14, 2023 - On a crisp Saturday morning, healthcare professionals hailing from Regency Specialist Hospital and Mahkota Medical Centre, in conjunction with various clinics, dialysis centres, and esteemed guests, gathered at the prestigious Opero Hotel Southkey. This congregation marked an intellectual rendezvous dedicated to the ever-evolving landscape of healthcare in the digital age. The event, christened "2 Hands 2 Clap: When Human Resilience Meets Digitalization" was meticulously designed to serve as an intellectual nexus for healthcare professionals, fostering an environment where learning, discourse, and the exchange of insights regarding the harmonious amalgamation of digitalization and human resilience in healthcare could flourish.
The event saw the participation of approximately 200 individuals, comprising esteemed doctors, diligent staff nurses, proficient matrons, astute nursing managers, and dedicated healthcare workers. The distinguished gathering boasted notable guests, including Ms. Chin Wei Jia, the Executive Director and CEO of HMI Group; Mr. Lim Horng Yuh, the astute CFO of HMI Group; Ms. Serena Yong, the enterprising CEO of Regency Specialist; Mr. Stanley, CEO of Mahkota Medical Centre, alongside an array of accomplished doctors, matrons, nursing managers, and healthcare professionals.
Distinguished among these guests was Assistant Professor Ts Dr. Tan Chi Wee, representing the Faculty of Computing and Information Technology (FOCS) at Tunku Abdul Rahman University of Management and Technology (TAR UMT). Dr. Tan's presence added a touch of academic gravitas to the event as he delivered an enlightening talk on "AI Invading in Healthcare Quality Trend: Future of AI in Healthcare," offering a valuable perspective to the discourse.
Dr. Tan enriched the event's dialogue by showcasing the remarkable achievements of the FOCS's Bachelor of Computer Science (Honours) program in Data Science, particularly in the domain of fall detection for the nursing industry.
At the epicentre of the discussions was the burgeoning impact of artificial intelligence (AI) within the healthcare domain, and the consequential implications for the future of healthcare quality. The presenters undertook the task of elucidating the intricacies of AI and machine learning, ensuring that these complex concepts were comprehensible to all attendees. In a pragmatic showcase of innovation, they illustrated how the colossal realm of big data could be harnessed to elevate healthcare and nursing to unprecedented pinnacles.
The diverse composition of the audience, encompassing healthcare professionals from a myriad of healthcare settings, fostered a comprehensive and inclusive dialogue on the intricate role of AI in the industry. The event pulsated with dynamic discussions, enabling participants to pool their insights and perspectives on the evolving role of AI in the healthcare and nursing sector.
Three pivotal demonstrations captured the essence of this intellectual congregation:
1. Disease Prognosis Using Machine Learning and Deep Learning: A compelling exposition highlighting the immense potential of AI in revolutionising disease prognosis, promising transformative diagnostic approaches.
2. Introduction of the Medical Platform "MEDIGO DIGITAL": As part of a collaborative project with Imagine AI Sdn Bhd, this demonstration vividly illustrated the extensive possibilities of AI in healthcare. Notably, it showcased the capability to predict Chest and Breast cancer using deep learning techniques and subsequently generate comprehensive diagnostic reports.
3. Human Activity Recognition and Fall Detection: An assignment derived from FOCS student works, attendees were treated to an insightful display of AI's capacity to recognize and avert falls within healthcare settings, ultimately enhancing patient safety.
Simultaneously, the event served as a strategic platform to shed light on the commendable initiatives of TAR UMT's Centre for Continuing and Professional Education (CPE). This institution is entrusted with the role of designing, developing and delivering a wide variety of activities, workshops and programmes to meet the diverse learning needs of various parties in providing enriching educational opportunities to healthcare professionals, allowing them to expand their knowledge and expertise.
The sharing by Dr Tan is well aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) 3 Good Health and Well-Being.
In the broader context of global sustainable development, the event was also aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Specifically, it resonated with SDG 3: Good Health and Well-Being. This SDG is committed to ensuring healthy lives and promoting well-being for all, at all stages of life. The discussions at the event undoubtedly addressed the incorporation of digitalization and technology to improve healthcare services, which fundamentally aligns with the principles of SDG 3. The application of artificial intelligence, machine learning, and big data to enhance healthcare quality inherently contributes to the improvement of healthcare services, thereby promoting good health and well-being for individuals and communities.
TAR UMT actively engages with these sustainable development objectives, particularly emphasising the domains of quality education and good health and well-being, firmly anchoring itself within the global framework of the SDGs.
For any additional information or inquiries about the event, kindly direct your correspondence to:
Faculty of Computing and Information Technology (FOCS)
The Faculty of Computing and Information Technology (FOCS) of Tunku Abdul Rahman University of Management and Technology (TAR UMT) continuously aims to produce good quality and highly-demanded computing graduates. The good track of records in producing successful digital tech graduates is recognized by the Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC) as the preferred digital tech education provider and thereby awarded TAR UMT as one of the Premier Digital Tech Institutions in the presence of the Ministry of Education.
FOCS actively involves in industry-based research and development projects that require the latest knowledge and skills in the area of Artificial Intelligence, Data Science, Big Data Analytics, Machine Learning and Internet of Things to prepare our graduates for the Industrial Revolution 4.0 job market as well as readiness for the digital transformation in the industry.
https://www.tarc.edu.my/focs/about-us/
TAR UMT's Centre for Continuing and Professional Education (CPE)
The Centre for Continuing and Professional Education (CPE) was established in 1999 to provide continuing professional education and lifelong learning opportunities for University staff, students, alumni and the public. As part of TAR UMT’s commitment to continuing education and lifelong learning, CPE is entrusted with the role of designing, developing and delivering a wide variety of activities, workshops and programmes to meet the diverse learning needs of various parties.
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