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Forging Ahead: Bridging Gaps in Global Surgery
9-11th July 2025,
Hilton Kota Kinabalu, Sabah
Muhazan Mazlan
Dr. Muhazan Mazlan is an Emergency Physician presently
practising at Hospital Sungai Buloh. He holds a master's degree
from the University of Malaya, awarded in 2017.
His leadership roles include a three-year tenure as the Head of the
Department of Emergency Department at Hospital Lahad Datu.
Dr. Muhazan completed a Fellowship in Emergency and Critical
Care Ultrasound under the World Interactive Network Focused on
Critical Ultrasound (WINFOCUS) in 2022. His contributions to the
field extend to his authorship in the 2024 ultrasound textbook,
"POCUS In Critical Care, Anaesthesia & Emergency Medicine."
Additionally, he has served as the Graphic Editor for The Society of
Critical & Emergency Sonography Malaysia Bulletin since 2023.
Currently, he is undergoing specialised training in Emergency
Trauma Care, which incorporates a year of international working
experience at the Leeds General Infirmary in the United Kingdom.
He is a part of the team behind the Trauma Life Support Malaysia,
a locally developed trauma management training programme
aiming to improve trauma care in Malaysia.
Abstract
The integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is set to profoundly reshape
the landscape of emergency medicine, offering transformative potential in
diagnostic accuracy, operational efficiency, and patient outcomes.
However, this promising future also comes with significant challenges and
ethical considerations that must be carefully navigated. This presentation
will explore the implementation of AI in Malaysia, where we are and
where we will be in the future.