Abdo Shabah

Dr. Abdo Shabah is a physician, humanitarian, and technologist affiliated with the Université de Montréal's Faculty of Medicine, Department of Family Medicine and Emergency Medicine. He specializes in emergency medical systems, humanitarian interventions, and innovative healthcare technologies. His career includes pioneering the Humanitas Solutions application, designed to enhance emergency response in disaster zones through resilient networks and drone-based mapping.

Education: Medical Degree (2002) and Family Medicine (2005) from Université de Montréal; Master's in Quality Management (2010), Community Health Specialization, and joint MBA from HEC Montréal/McGill.

Research Focus: Innovations in emergency care delivery, austere environment medicine, and healthcare policy. Projects emphasize technology integration for disaster response, including drone systems and data analytics for field hospitals.

Key Roles: Quebec representative for Canadian Medical Association (CMA), public spokesperson advocating healthcare policy reforms. Volunteer with Canadian Red Cross in Haiti (2010 cholera crisis) and major events like Vancouver Olympics and Montreal Grand Prix.

Labs/Teams: Leads Humanitas Solutions collaboration with 8 universities, including Université de Montréal. Tested technologies during the pandemic at Hôpital Charles-Lemoyne.