Author: Dr. Samer Al-Diri

Dr. Samer Al-Diri, MD, MSc, MPH, is a UK-trained ophthalmologist, public-health professional and strategic healthcare consultant. His work focuses on healthcare management, health-system transformation, clinical governance, prevention, responsible digital health, and ophthalmology and eye health.

Eye Health • Healthcare Management • Healthcare Transformation

The Eye Clinic of the Future: AI in Ophthalmology and Better Healthcare Systems

Dr. Samer Al-Diri examines how AI, teleophthalmology and better healthcare systems can improve triage, referral pathways, patient engagement and the delivery of future ophthalmic care.

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Eye Health • Healthcare Transformation • Ophthalmology

Precision Ophthalmology: Building the Clinical System for Retinal AI, Genomics and Real-World Data

Precision ophthalmology is not simply a collection of technologies. Dr. Samer Al-Diri examines how retinal AI, genomic medicine and real-world data must connect through clinical validity, patient pathways, governance and equity to create meaningful clinical value.

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Eye Health • Healthcare Management

Healthcare Management in Ophthalmology: The Economics of Better Care

Dr. Samer Al-Diri examines how ophthalmology leaders can align AI investment, care delivery and payment with patient benefit and financial sustainability.

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Eye Health • Healthcare Management • Public Health

Reading Health-System Performance Through Eye Care 

A five-domain executive framework for capacity, equity, continuity, digital assurance and outcomes By Dr Samer Al-Diri Dr Samer Al-Diri,...

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Healthcare Management

Healthcare Partnership Governance: Aligning Strategic Alliances, Outsourced Services and Clinical Accountability

Healthcare partnerships can expand access, expertise and capacity, but they also create accountability risks across organisational boundaries. Dr Samer Al-Diri presents a Five-Interface Partnership Governance Model and seven-question executive test for governing strategic alliances and outsourced healthcare services.

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Healthcare information • Healthcare Management • Healthcare Transformation

From Approval to Accountability: What the FDA’s Discussion Paper on Generative AI-Enabled Medical Devices Could Mean for Healthcare Governance

Evidence in Context   The FDA’s new consultation is not yet guidance. Its deeper significance is that safe generative AI in medicine...

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Healthcare Management

Integrated Care Is Strategy: The Executive Operating Model for High-Performance Health Systems

Integrated care is no longer a downstream coordination function. It is an executive operating model connecting governance, population health, clinical pathways, workforce, digital intelligence and value across the patient journey.

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Healthcare Management • Public Health

Building Resilient Health Systems in Humanitarian Crises

Humanitarian crises fracture the pathways that make care dependable. This policy analysis presents an adaptive stewardship framework for converting evidence into accountable decisions, protecting continuity of care, and embedding recovery in resilient, locally supportable health systems.

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Eye Health • Healthcare Management • Healthcare Transformation • Public Health

The Prevention Liability: The Hidden Balance Sheet of Delayed Care

Prevention liability is the hidden clinical, financial and societal burden created when manageable risk remains unresolved until recovery narrows or is lost. A board-level framework for governing time-sensitive prevention across the life course.

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Eye Health • Healthcare Transformation • Ophthalmology • Public Health

Retinopathy of Prematurity: A Global Health-Systems Framework for Preventing Childhood Blindness through Neonatal Safety, Screening Governance, and Lifelong Vision Protection

This flagship article presents a global health-systems framework for preventing blindness from retinopathy of prematurity by strengthening neonatal safety, screening governance, timely treatment activation, accountability, and lifelong vision protection across diverse healthcare settings.

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