Yogyakarta, 9 November 2026 — As part of the Kick-Off of the UGM Academic Hospital (RSA UGM) Living Lab, Firza Aditya Primandani, S.Kom., representing RSA UGM, delivered a presentation on “Implementation of Digital Technology to Strengthen Academic, Research, Collaboration and Innovation in UGM Academic Hospital.”
The session highlighted RSA UGM’s role in supporting digital transformation and creating opportunities to integrate healthcare services with academic research and technological innovation.
As a university hospital, RSA UGM has the potential to serve as a collaborative environment where clinical expertise, healthcare information systems, and research capabilities can be brought together. Digital technologies can help strengthen this integration by supporting clinical workflows, improving information management, and facilitating collaboration between healthcare professionals and academic researchers.
The presentation formed part of the broader introduction of the RSA UGM Living Lab, an initiative designed to connect real-world healthcare challenges with the multidisciplinary expertise available across Universitas Gadjah Mada.
Within this framework, RSA UGM’s digital infrastructure and healthcare services can provide a foundation for developing, testing, and evaluating innovative solutions in actual clinical environments. Potential areas of collaboration include healthcare data integration, artificial intelligence, clinical decision support systems, and digital tools to improve healthcare service delivery.
The initiative also creates opportunities for collaboration between RSA UGM, FK-KMK UGM, other faculties, and national and international research partners. By combining clinical experience with expertise in information technology, engineering, and health sciences, the Living Lab aims to encourage practical innovations that address healthcare needs.
The session reinforced the importance of developing digital healthcare initiatives that support not only hospital operations but also education, multidisciplinary research, and sustainable innovation.
Through the RSA UGM Living Lab, digital transformation is expected to become an important foundation for strengthening the hospital’s contribution to UGM’s academic mission and advancing collaborative healthcare innovation.
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