University of Health Sciences Participated in the World Health Summit in Berlin
The university administration discussed critical issues such as artificial intelligence and pandemic preparedness at the international summit held in Berlin.
University of Health Sciences Rector Prof. Dr. Kemalettin Aydın and accompanying academics evaluated global health policies and international collaborations within the scope of the World Health Summit 2026 held in Berlin.
Theme of the Summit and Participants
Rector Prof. Dr. Kemalettin Aydın, Vice Rector Prof. Dr. Mustafa Gerek, and Erasmus Coordinator Prof. Dr. Eda Purutçuoğlu participated in the World Health Summit 2026, held in Germany's capital Berlin from October 11-13, 2026, representing the University of Health Sciences.
The event, held under the main theme "From Crisis to Resilience: Innovation for Health," features over 4,000 in-person participants, more than 400 speakers, and over 75 sessions from around the globe.
Critical Issues Addressed
Among the prominent main topics of the organization were the integration of artificial intelligence into healthcare services, digital health applications, and the effective management of health data.
Additionally, increasing the resilience of health systems against crises, pandemic preparedness processes, and the impacts of climate change on human health were discussed in detail.
International Academic Goals
University of Health Sciences Rector Prof. Dr. Kemalettin Aydın emphasized that they not only follow scientific developments in the field of health but also play an active role in academic studies that guide these developments.
Aydın stated that such international platforms are of critical importance in increasing the university's academic visibility and developing new joint research opportunities.