Dubai, United Arab Emirates, February 16, 2026 – Dubai successfully hosted the 3rd Middle East International Conference on Innovation and Sepsis 2026 (TechnoSepsis) from 14–15 February at Le Méridien Dubai Hotel & Conference Centre, held under the patronage of Prime Healthcare Group and in collaboration with the Dubai Health Authority (DHA). The two-day event brought together a distinguished group of regional and international healthcare leaders, clinicians, policymakers, and researchers to exchange expertise and explore future directions in healthcare innovation.
The conference served as a dynamic platform for dialogue and collaboration, offering participants the opportunity to engage in keynote sessions, expert panels, and interactive discussions focused on advancing healthcare delivery and strengthening critical care services. The program highlighted the importance of innovation, knowledge exchange, and multidisciplinary cooperation in shaping the future of patient care.
Speaking on the occasion, Dr. Adel Alsisi, Conference Chairman, Group Chief Medical Officer, and Chair of the Intensive Care Unit at Prime Hospital, said: “TechnoSepsis has become a vital platform that brings together experts and decision-makers from across the globe to share insights, exchange best practices, and strengthen collaboration. This year’s edition witnessed outstanding participation and rich discussions, reflecting the growing regional and international interest in healthcare innovation and excellence.”
Dr. Alsisi added: “This year, the conference recorded a 20% increase in delegate attendance, welcoming participants not only from Dubai, but also from Abu Dhabi and the Northern Emirates, reflecting its expanding national impact. We hosted 47 expert speakers, including 23 international and 24 UAE-based specialists, representing nearly 20 countries worldwide, which highlights the global standing of this platform. The strong participation and support of regulatory authorities, particularly the Dubai Health Authority (DHA), plays a vital role in advancing education, promoting evidence-based medicine, and ensuring that healthcare professionals in the UAE remain aligned with the latest international guidelines, ultimately strengthening patient safety and fostering a healthier community.”
Throughout the two days, speakers addressed a wide range of topics, including digital transformation, artificial intelligence, integrated clinical systems, predictive analytics, and data-driven decision-making. Sessions also explored global trends in healthcare innovation, emerging technologies, and practical strategies to enhance efficiency, quality, and patient safety. International case studies and regional success stories provided valuable insights into scalable models adaptable across diverse healthcare environments.
Key takeaways from the conference emphasized the importance of early intervention strategies, structured clinical pathways, and rapid response systems, supported by modern technologies and coordinated multidisciplinary teams. Participants highlighted the need to strengthen collaboration between healthcare providers, regulators, researchers, and technology partners to create integrated and sustainable healthcare ecosystems.
Education and capacity building were also central themes, with experts calling for continuous professional development programs, expanded training initiatives, and greater access to international expertise. The role of supportive regulatory frameworks and policy alignment in accelerating innovation adoption was also underscored, with participants commending the Dubai Health Authority for its leadership in promoting healthcare excellence and innovation.
The conference concluded with recommendations to expand regional and international cooperation, advance research partnerships, and sustain knowledge exchange platforms to ensure long-term impact. Through its strong focus on collaboration, innovation, and education, TechnoSepsis 2026 reaffirmed Dubai’s position as a leading global hub for healthcare excellence and scientific exchange.