CMA Global Conference 2025 on AI in Healthcare & Medicine heads to Hyderabad, Nov 22-23
The Telangana Council of Higher Education announced the CMA Global Conference 2025 will be held in Hyderabad on November 22 and 23. The agenda is direct: AI in medicine, healthcare management, and digital health transformation that actually moves the needle for patient care and operations.
Kaloji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences is joining in. Vice Chancellor P. V. Nanda Kumar Reddy shared that the university is also adopting villages to train health centres across Telangana in practical AI tools and technologies-bringing skills to the point of care, not just the lecture hall.
Why it matters for healthcare professionals
- Clinical support: triage, risk scoring, imaging assistance, and early warning systems.
- Operations: throughput, staffing, supply chain, and claims workflows that waste less time.
- Digital health: integrating telehealth, EHR data quality, and patient engagement without adding friction.
- Governance: safety, bias checks, audit trails, and compliance that stands up to scrutiny.
What to expect at the conference
- Tracks on clinical AI, hospital and system-level management, and digital health programs.
- Case studies from hospitals and public health teams-what worked, what failed, and why.
- Hands-on sessions for data readiness, model validation, and change management.
- Policy and ethics discussions to keep deployments safe, fair, and accountable.
Telangana-focused initiatives
The KRNUHS village adoption plan points to real-world training: basic AI literacy for frontline teams, better data capture at PHCs, and simple clinical decision support where connectivity is limited. Expect practical modules that fit local workflows rather than adding extra paperwork.
Practical next steps
- Register for the event: CMA Global Conference 2025 Registration.
- Pick one high-impact use case in your unit (e.g., ED triage, readmission risk, or imaging QA) and define success metrics now.
- Audit data quality: missing fields, inconsistent coding, and labeling gaps are the usual blockers.
- Form a small cross-functional team: clinician, data analyst, IT/EHR, and quality lead.
- Review guidance on safe, ethical AI: WHO's AI for Health recommendations and India's digital health standards under ABDM.
Skill up your team
If you need structured upskilling, explore role-based AI learning paths and certifications that fit clinical and operations work. A few places to start: Courses by job and AI certification for data analysis.
Event details
- Dates: November 22-23, 2025
- Location: Hyderabad
- More information and registration: imahyderabad.com
- Organisers present at the announcement included TGCHE Chairman V. Balakista Reddy and conference officials.
If you work in healthcare, this is a clear chance to move from talk to deployment. Show up with a use case in mind, leave with a plan you can put to work.
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