Mindray Ecosystem Takes Center Stage in Sao Paulo, Connecting for Better Care Across Latin America

2026-08-07

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  • As the highest-level sponsor, Mindray joined forces with leading experts from top institutions like Einstein Hospital Israelita to explore the future of healthcare across Latin America during the 11th Latin American Forum on Quality and Safety in Healthcare, promoted by Einstein Hospital Israelita in conjunction with the Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI), held at the Einstein Teaching and Research Center.
  • Mindray's ecosystem took center stage, with multiple experts demonstrating how its digital and AI-driven solutions are streamlining workflows and strengthening regional connectivity.
  • Shanghai Renji Hospital delivered an online presentation on smart digital hospital transformation enabled by Mindray's solutions—a session that planted a seed of innovation ready to take root across Latin America.

SAO PAULO, Brazil, July 28-30, 2026 – The 11th Latin American Forum on Quality and Safety in Healthcare, promoted by Einstein Hospital Israelita in conjunction with the Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI), concluded last week. As the Diamond Sponsor—the highest level of sponsorship—Mindray brought together leading healthcare experts from China and Latin America to explore how digital health innovation is reshaping patient care across the region. The forum's theme, A Focus on the Patient: Connections That Transform, resonated throughout every session and exchange, reinforcing the central role of connectivity in building a more equitable and intelligent healthcare future.

Oasis of Knowledge

For three days, the Einstein Teaching and Research Center became a vibrant "Oasis of Knowledge," where thousands of healthcare administrators, top specialists, and academics gathered to share perspectives on the industry’s most pressing challenges and frontier topics. 

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Cancer cases have surged by one million in Brazil, while the supply of specialized hospitals and professionals continues to shrink. Technology innovation is the only reason we can perform 2.5 million tests per year with a team of just 32 people. In the laboratory, AI should be with us at all times.

 

Jorge Luiz de Abreu Dias

Head of Clinical Pathology Services

National Cancer Institute of Brazil (INCA)

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With over 95% local staff and solutions serving more than 90% of healthcare institutions across the country, our goal is to help shape the future of healthcare in this nation. Mindray's ‘Devices + IT + AI’ ecosystem significantly helps hospitals improve operational workflow efficiency and achieve ongoing smart hospital and digital transformation.

 

Lucas Xu

General Manager of Mindray Brazil

A Seed Crossing the Ocean

The forum also served as a bridge across continents, demonstrating that Latin America and China share similar "climate and soil" when it comes to healthcare challenges—especially in resource distribution and primary care capacity. In a Satellite Symposium, Dr. Michael Wang from Renji Hospital Affiliated to Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine (hereinafter "Renji Hospital") online shared firsthand insights on smart digital hospital transformation, with Mindray's ecosystem supporting the journey behind this. 

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The story of Renji Hospital - where Intelli-Digital system enhances surgical safety and efficiency and AI model supports critical care treatment decisions, planted a seed of inspiration for what is possible in innovation hub of São Paulo, with far-reaching impact across Latin America in the near future.

Echoes of Local Excellence

During the forum, leading medical experts also engaged in the Intelli-Digital Transformation Practice Sharing session, discussing how Mindray’s AI-driven applications are already reshaping clinical practice in the region.

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Beyond that, the experts generously shared their invaluable frontline experience and insights, bringing to life how Mindray's intelli-digital solutions are forging stronger connections across Latin America—always with patient-centered care at the core.

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Beneficência Hospital, with a 170-year history, is situated in the Amazon region where access is often challenging. The integration and connectivity offered by Mindray's equipment can deliver a more optimized ecosystem for our operations. Telemedicine, in turn, can serve as a vital tool for extending medical guidance and advanced diagnostic capabilities to primary care communities.

 

Vitor Manuel Jesus Mateus

Head of Clinical Care Division

Benemérita Sociedade Portuguesa Beneficente do Pará

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Physicians at our bone marrow transplant center frequently consult the hematology laboratory when transplant-associated thrombotic microangiopathy (TA-TMA) is suspected. Previously, blood smear review relied on manual microscopy, limiting collaborative assessment. With Mindray's Digital Morphology System, multiple specialists can simultaneously review, share, and discuss the same digital slide, supporting rapid clinical decision-making.

 

Ana Karla De Santis

Senior Pharmacist Technologist

National Cancer Institute of Brazil (INCA)

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Mindray's ultrasound system delivers exceptional performance in embedded technology and smart applications. The outstanding image quality enables precise diagnoses, enhances medical productivity and operational efficiency, and improves patient experience.Also, Mindray's imaging connectivity solution elevates the quality and accessibility of ultrasound diagnostics for professionals in remote areas.

 

Fabio Kenji Okamura

Head of Image

DASA Brazil

Though the gathering has drawn to a close, its resonance lingers on. Mindray's innovative pulse, like the mighty Amazon River flowing through the rainforest, continues to nourish and connect. And Mindray remains steadfast in its commitment to walk alongside global experts, extending quality care across Latin America and beyond. Two continents. One mission. Better care for every patient, everywhere.

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