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AI-trained on manuals, work orders, images, and regulatory data
Speeds equipment diagnosis and repair by putting the right document and the right history in front of a technician in seconds.
AAMI eXchange 2026 · Denver · Sunday, May 31 · 9:15 – 10:15 AM
AI in Creating Global Biomedical Solutions.
Hospitals in low- and middle-income countries face major biomedical engineering gaps. Critical equipment can sit out of service for months because technicians cannot access the right documentation, replacement parts, or expertise when needed. This session shows how new AI tools — built with the Global Biomedical Solutions (GBS) program — are closing that gap.
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Sun, May 31
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9:15 – 10:15 AM
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Denver, CO
Colorado Convention Center
AI & HTM Evolution
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About the session
Global Biomedical Solutions (GBS) was created as a collaboration between nonprofit and industry partners to address biomedical engineering gaps in low- and middle-income countries through shared knowledge, training, and new digital tools designed to support biomedical teams. The GBS program is being piloted in Haiti with plans to expand to Guatemala and Africa.
This session explores how emerging AI tools can help HTM professionals improve equipment uptime, access technical guidance faster, and collaborate more effectively across hospitals and organizations.
What you'll take away
Five concrete ways AI is reshaping how HTM teams keep critical equipment running — especially where resources are thinnest.
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Crosses language and training barriers
Shares troubleshooting insights and mentorship so a senior biomed in one country can help a junior tech in another — in their own language.
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Integrates with CMMS systems
Real-time visibility into equipment status and outages, so program leaders can act on what is actually down instead of what was reported last quarter.
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AI-driven supply chain insights
Locates critical parts faster and reduces downtime by pulling from a wider network of refurbishers, OEMs, and brokers than any one buyer can track manually.
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Engages the HTM community
Tests tools in the field, captures feedback, and contributes anonymized data so the platform gets better the more it is used.
Presenters
Reach out before or after the session — happy to share the deck, answer questions about the GBS pilot, or talk about getting involved.
Barbara Campbell, RPh
Leads global biomedical engineering initiatives at the Dalton Foundation. Driving the GBS pilot in Haiti and the planned expansion into Guatemala and Africa.
Jonathan Gregory
Builds EzBot and the EzMedSource marketplace. Focused on the AI tooling, CMMS integrations, and supply-chain insights powering the GBS digital stack.
Resources
Everything referenced in the talk, plus the partner organizations behind GBS.
Session slide deck
The full presentation on Google Drive. Open access — share freely.
Open in Google Drive →
Global Biomedical Solutions
The GBS program — partner organizations, pilot updates, and ways to get involved.
globalbiomedicalsolutions.org →
AAMI eXchange 2026 schedule
Full concurrent education-session lineup for the Denver event.
aami.org schedule →
The Dalton Foundation
Nonprofit partner driving the GBS pilot in Haiti and planned expansion.
thedaltonfoundation.org →
EzBizPortal
Industry partner building EzBot and the supply-chain tooling for GBS.
ezbizportal.com →
EzBot + EzMedSource at AAMI
Our AAMI eXchange 2026 landing — product demos, beta sign-up, walkthroughs.
See the AAMI page →
See you in Denver
The GBS session is one of dozens in the AI & the HTM Evolution track. Bring a question, a hard repair problem, or a story from your facility — we want to hear it.
Session
Sunday, May 31
9:15 – 10:15 AM
9:15 – 10:15 AM
Colorado Convention Center
Denver, CO
Denver, CO
Track: AI & the HTM Evolution