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Ain Shams University Hospitals (ASUH) has officially announced a landmark partnership with AMBOSS, a global leader in medical education and online clinical decision support. Marking a historic milestone, a senior delegation from ASUH recently visited the AMBOSS, headquarters in Berlin, Germany. The delegation included Prof. Ali El-Anwar, Dean of the Faculty of Medicine; Prof. Tarek Youssef Ahmed, CEO of ASU Hospitals; and Prof. Marwa El-Deeb, Director of the Medical Internship Program. This strategic step positions ASUH at the forefront of medical institutions, making it the first university hospital system in Egypt and across the African continent to implement this advanced medical technology.

Through this alliance, ASUH physicians gain exclusive access to the AMBOSS, safety-first AI medical generator at the point of care. In the independent Stanford-Harvard NOHARM (Numerous Options Harm Assessment for Risk in Medicine) study, which evaluated medical AI assistants on clinical decisions and patient safety, AMBOSS ranked number #1 as the safest clinical AI. This elite ranking is driven by its reliance on an up-to-date, evidence-based medical library, which clinicians can review further on the AMBOSS, NOHARM Study Newsroom.

In addition to elevating clinical practice, the partnership serves as a comprehensive educational catalyst. International medical students and professionals training at ASUH will now be equipped to prepare for their respective home country licensing examinations. Concurrently, Egyptian interns and residents will benefit from localized resources tailored to support their preparation for national licensing and specialization exams.

By adopting this institutional platform ahead of all regional peers,Ain Shams University Hospitalssolidifies its status as a premier medical and educational hub, driving healthcare transformation across Africa and the Middle East