Predict
Predictive Analytics
Early warning signals for high-risk patients and perioperative events.
17th Edition · 19–21 NOV 2026
The 17th Saudi Anesthesia Conference brings the Kingdom’s perioperative community together in Riyadh around a single question: how artificial intelligence makes anesthesia safer without displacing the anesthesiologist.
The theme
This year’s theme, “Anesthesia Practice and Artificial Intelligence — Updates,” places artificial intelligence where it belongs in clinical practice — as a layer of monitoring, prediction, decision support, safety and research that sits underneath the clinician rather than in front of the patient.
Across three days the program moves from AI-powered insight to safety redefined, taking in anesthesia crisis management, value-based anesthesia, subspecialty updates and perioperative protocols. It is built for the whole perioperative team, not only for consultants.
The central idea
Artificial intelligence earns its place in anesthesia only when it completes a chain that begins and ends with the clinician.
The anesthesiologist remains the decision-maker. Everything begins and ends with clinical judgment.
Vitals, waveforms, records and registries — the perioperative signal, captured continuously.
Analytics and models that find the pattern in the signal before it becomes an event.
Evidence surfaced at the moment it is needed, as support rather than substitution.
The only outcome that measures whether any of it worked.
Event objectives
By the end of this activity, the attendees will be able to:
From AI-powered insights to safety redefined
Five commitments that shape every session, workshop and abstract.
AI scientific focus
The conference positions AI as a clinical transformation layer: monitoring, prediction, decision support, safety, and research.
Predict
Early warning signals for high-risk patients and perioperative events.
Monitor
HR, ETCO₂, BIS, oxygenation, and hemodynamic trend intelligence.
Decide
Safer practice through evidence-based recommendations and alerts.
Learn
National registries, abstracts, analytics, and future Saudi AI healthcare studies.
Who it is for
The scientific program is built for the whole perioperative team.