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Healthcare technology and digital transformation in Brazil

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2026-09-14 23:08 UTC → 2026-09-18 20:36 UTC · added removed

In August 2026, the Liberty Group presented digital health transformation solutions at Expo-Hospital Brasil in Belo Horizonte. The company showcased technologies such as MedTrack, an Horizonte, showcasing AI-driven health management suite, tools like MedTrack and MedSeek, an AI platform for scientific evidence analysis, highlighting the importance of data integration for hospital management efficiency. MedSeek. By mid-September 2026, the focus on healthcare technology expanded through several major industry events across Brazil. At the Healthcare Innovation Show (HIS) in São Paulo, the Brazilian Association of Health CIOs (ABCIS) addressed critical challenges including cybersecurity, data governance, and interoperability. Alex Vieira, president of ABCIS, participated to discuss the evolving strategic role of technology leadership. During the HIS 12th edition, Dr. Seong-Kyu Han from Stanford University delivered an opening lecture emphasizing that professionals must be involved in designing digital tools, such as triage algorithms and ICU automation, to ensure technology supports “humanized care.” Concurrently, Unimed Porto Alegre participated in the Health Meeting Brasil in Porto Alegre, engaging Alegre. As a sponsor and medical service provider, the cooperative engaged in discussions regarding sustainability, digital transformation, and care transition processes. The event also featured the 6th International Patient Safety Journey, which included international experts focusing on clinical research, longevity, and health education to integrate the health cluster through networking and continuous education.

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