Building Kenya’s Health AI Ecosystem: An Immersion Dialogue
As artificial intelligence begins to reshape healthcare systems across the world, Kenya stands at a pivotal moment—one defined not just by technological advancement, but by the opportunity to shape how these tools are responsibly integrated into real-world health systems.
Building Kenya’s Health AI Ecosystem: An Immersion Dialogue is a curated, in-person convening designed to bring together key actors across Kenya’s health, research, policy, and technology landscape for a thoughtful and forward-looking conversation.
📅 Thursday, 26th March 2026
⏰ 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM EAT
📍 Qhala Offices, 3rd Floor, Marsabit Plaza
This three-hour immersion creates space for dialogue across sectors that rarely engage in sustained conversation—from clinicians and policymakers to AI researchers, innovators, and health system leaders. As Kenya continues to position itself as a regional leader in digital innovation, the need for coordinated, responsible, and inclusive approaches to Health AI has never been more urgent.
Rather than focusing solely on technological capabilities, the session will explore how AI intersects with clinical realities, regulatory frameworks, health system constraints, and public health priorities. Through a mix of keynote insights, technology demonstrations, panel discussions, and small group roundtables, participants will engage deeply with both the opportunities and responsibilities shaping the future of AI in healthcare.
What to expect:
A contextual keynote on AI and healthcare in Africa
Showcases of emerging Health AI solutions
A multi-stakeholder panel featuring clinicians, policymakers, and innovators
A real-world case study on AI implementation in healthcare
Interactive roundtable discussions on priority themes
A collective reflection session to capture shared insights
This immersion builds on a series of successful roundtables that have contributed to national conversations—including inputs into Kenya’s National AI Strategy—while fostering new partnerships and shared understanding across the ecosystem.
Who should attend:
Health policymakers and regulators
Clinicians and healthcare practitioners
Hospital administrators and health system leaders
AI researchers and academic institutions
Health tech startups and innovators
Technology companies in digital health
Funders, philanthropies, and ecosystem builders
Students and emerging researchers
At its core, this convening is about relationships—creating the conditions for collaboration across disciplines that will ultimately shape how AI strengthens healthcare delivery in Kenya.
Join us for an afternoon of insight, exchange, and ecosystem building as we collectively explore the future of Health AI in Kenya.
Limited seats available. Register to secure your spot.
Contact : [email protected] if you have any questions.