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• Over 2,800 global healthcare leaders, 62 speakers, and 42 organizations gathered to explore innovation in healthcare.
• Summit focused on the power of real world evidence (RWE) and AI in revolutionizing clinical trials, patient care, and health systems.
• Experts discussed India's growing role as a global hub for digital health and life sciences innovation.

The RWEsearch & Health Innovation Summit 2025, organized by Healthark, brought together over 2,800 participants from 13 countries, including top healthcare experts, innovators, and decision makers. Held across three days, the event focused on the powerful role of AI and real world evidence (RWE) in shaping the future of healthcare in India and around the world.

The summit kicked off with an inaugural address by Shri D. Sridhar Babu, Minister of IT and Industries, Government of Telangana, who called it a timely gathering during a period of rapid healthcare transformation. “This platform is essential for conversations around RWE, AI, and healthcare innovation”, he said.

Discussions spanned critical topics like AI enabled clinical trials, patient centric data, interoperability, and regulatory frameworks. Sessions highlighted how RWE and AI are helping healthcare systems improve data accuracy, speed up drug development, and enhance patient recruitment and outcomes.

A key panel on ‘Demystifying AI for the Next Generation of GCCs’ featured leaders from Novo Nordisk, Bristol Myers Squibb, Roche, and Thermo Fisher Scientific. They emphasized a shift in Global Capability Centres (GCCs) from traditional headcount based operations to knowledge and impact driven models, thanks to AI and automation.

Dr. Purav Gandhi, Founder & CEO of Healthark, and Mr. Sudeep Krishna, Co-Founder & President, guided the event alongside co-chairs Janak Joshi and Julie Krommenhoek. Together, they curated 25 sessions on everything from AI in research to decentralized clinical trials.

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The summit also spotlighted India's strategic role in the global health ecosystem. Discussions emphasized how digital platforms, data readiness, and cross-border collaboration are essential for building an inclusive, effective healthcare future.

The RWEsearch & Health Innovation Summit 2025 concluded with a clear message, data and technology, when used responsibly, are key to advancing healthcare and improving patient lives globally.