Two GP Partners from Wilmslow Health Centre were invited to speak at the 79th United Nations General Assembly in New York last week.
In recognition of Wilmslow Health Centre's early adoption of transformative technology, Dr Amar Ahmed and Dr Fari Ahmad were invited to address an audience of healthcare leaders, innovators and tech companies from across the world.
They spoke of new developments in meeting the demands of Modern General Practice, harnessing the power of AI to improve patient consultations and the development of modern GP clinical computer systems.
Dr Amar Ahmed said "We were honoured and humbled to be asked to speak at the General Assembly of The United Nations last week.
"All over the world, healthcare systems are struggling through overwhelming demand and increasing shortages of doctors. There is a global consensus that if healthcare systems are to remain sustainable, we need to shift care more towards prevention and early treatment in community and primary care settings.
"Through the use of innovative technologies and a real movement of resources from expensive inefficient hospitals to primary healthcare providers, we can fix the NHS and empower our patients towards living longer and healthier lives."
