BRAZIL and SINGAPORE, June 23, 2025 — Serv Medical had the privilege to take part in an internal hospital forum at INCOR, presenting to cardiac surgeons, department heads, board members, and other medical professionals. The session underscored our thought-leadership role and deep partnership with national key opinion leaders, fostering critical discussion around current challenges and opportunities in surgical quality and clinical decision support.
The themes of the presentation included “Digital Health: Concept, Validation, and Scaling Across Health Systems” and “Progress of Artificial Intelligence in Cardiovascular Care”. Topics ranged from how real-time decision support can reduce intraoperative delays, how predictive analytics might anticipate complications, to how quality metrics (e.g. reports before discharge, turnover of OR blocks) can be embedded in surgical workflows. These insights resonated strongly with the audience, reinforcing Serv Medical’s role not just as a vendor, but as a partner in clinical innovation.
This presentation strengthens Serv Medical’s position among clinicians and hospital leadership as a thought leader in surgical quality. It also sets the stage for future joint research publications, public speaking opportunities, and further trust-building with regulatory bodies and hospital decision makers who are looking for proven, peer-endorsed solutions when choosing digital health partners.
About Serv Medical
Serv Medical is a Singapore-based award winning, internationally recognized, healthcare big data and AI company at the forefront of digital healthcare solutions. By leveraging advanced technologies, Serv Medical enhances medical workflow efficiency and quality of care, enabling professionals across the healthcare spectrum to extract valuable insights from data pools. Through their innovative offerings, Serv Medical seeks to play a pivotal role in shaping the future of healthcare delivery. To learn more, visit www.servmedical.co.
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