As part of the scientific training program in China, the Assistant Professors of Surgery made a field visit to the Medical and Surgical Simulation Hospital, which receives more than 3,000 students annually and is considered an advanced model in simulation-based surgical training.

The visit also included the world’s largest international digital hospital, which receives around 8,000 patients daily, where the latest approved digital solutions for improving the healthcare process were reviewed.

This visit provided an opportunity to learn about the key mechanisms of digital healthcare, which aim to:

• Expedite medical procedures
• Increase the effectiveness of patient care
• Improve the quality of healthcare. This enriching scientific experience reflects the importance of digital transformation in developing modern healthcare systems and enhancing medical performance.