Yogyakarta, 9 November 2026 — As part of the Kick-Off of the UGM Academic Hospital (RSA UGM) Living Lab, dr. Dian Kesumapramudya Nurputra, M.Sc., Ph.D., Sp.A., Subsp.Neuro(K), representing UGM’s Digital Transformation Bureau, delivered a presentation on “AI Roadmap for UGM: Strategic Support for the Development of the Health Living Lab.”
The session introduced UGM’s strategic direction for advancing artificial intelligence (AI) initiatives and strengthening their integration into healthcare research, education, and clinical services.
AI offers opportunities to support healthcare professionals through improved data analysis, clinical decision support, predictive modelling, and more personalised approaches to patient care. Within the university setting, these technologies also create opportunities for collaboration between healthcare professionals, researchers, engineers, and digital technology experts.
The presentation formed part of UGM’s broader efforts to connect its digital transformation agenda with the development of the RSA UGM Living Lab, a collaborative platform where innovative technologies can be developed, tested, and evaluated in real healthcare environments.
Through this initiative, UGM aims to integrate the clinical expertise and healthcare resources of RSA UGM with the research capabilities of different faculties. Such collaboration is expected to support multidisciplinary innovation, including potential applications of AI in clinical services, medical research, and healthcare system development.
The development of the Living Lab also provides opportunities to strengthen partnerships with national and international institutions, particularly in emerging areas such as digital twin technologies and data-driven healthcare.
By connecting UGM’s AI initiatives with real-world clinical needs, the Living Lab is expected to contribute to the development of practical, evidence-based innovations that support better healthcare delivery.
The session highlighted the importance of aligning digital transformation with UGM’s long-term commitment to strengthening research collaboration, healthcare innovation, and the integration of education, research, and community service.
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