Ahmed A. Alamry

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Dr. Ahmed A. Alamry is a pioneering figure in healthcare innovation, with a primary focus on telestroke medicine, patient safety, and the cultural adaptation of emerging medical technologies. His most cited work, a 2015 pilot study on the cultural acceptance of robotic telestroke medicine in Saudi Arabia, broke new ground by demonstrating that both patients and healthcare providers in the region are highly receptive to telemedicine—a critical finding for expanding stroke care in underserved areas. This study, with 11 citations, remains a foundational reference for implementing telemedicine in conservative healthcare settings. Dr. Alamry’s broader contributions include advancing quality improvement frameworks in Saudi hospitals and championing the integration of robotics into clinical workflows. His research uniquely bridges technological innovation with cultural sensitivity, ensuring that cutting-edge tools are not only effective but also embraced by local communities. Through his work at King Abdulaziz Medical City, Dr. Alamry has helped shape a more accessible, patient-centered healthcare system, making him a key voice in the global dialogue on telemedicine and healthcare transformation in the Middle East.