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Innovate, Integrate, Educate: Future of Women’s Healthcare

  • December, 2024
  • New Delhi

OVERVIEW

The multidimensional impact of women’s health and well-being is now recognized not only in the medical field but also in socioeconomic development. Globally, governments are focusing on upgrading infrastructure, policymaking, and implementation to improve healthcare for women and children, key components of the SDGs. Encouragingly, interdisciplinary teamwork and coordination are advancing holistic care approaches that support women’s health throughout their life cycle.

In India, despite recent progress, women’s healthcare still faces challenges that need urgent attention. Gynecologists and IVF specialists play a pivotal role in addressing complex issues across every life stage, from adolescence to menopause. While Continuous Medical Education (CME) programs exist, there remains a strong need for a dedicated platform to explore the latest innovations and address persistent gaps and overlooked challenges in women’s healthcare.

ABOUT THE SUMMIT

The Transforming Women’s Health Summit will address the latest advancements and challenges in the field of women’s healthcare. This summit will explore rapid technological innovations, such as AI in IVF, precision medicine, and digital health interventions, that are transforming gynecology and reproductive medicine. It will also focus on addressing significant unmet needs, particularly in rural areas where access to advanced medical services is limited.

Attendees will engage in discussions on ethical and legal considerations, such as genetic screening and fertility preservation, providing a platform for navigating complex moral issues. The summit aims to foster interdisciplinary collaboration by bringing together experts from various fields, including gynecology, endocrinology, public health, and digital health. Ultimately, the goal is to enhance patient outcomes by equipping healthcare providers with the latest knowledge and tools to deliver personalized and effective care.

WHY THIS CONCLAVE IS CRUCIAL

Rapid Technological Advancements

The field of gynaecology and reproductive medicine is evolving rapidly with innovations such as AI in IVF, precision medicine, and digital health interventions. Practitioners need to stay abreast of these developments to offer the best care to their patients. This conclave will delve deep into these advancements, offering insights that are not typically covered in standard CME programs.

Addressing Unmet Needs

Despite progress, there remain significant gaps in women’s healthcare, particularly in rural areas where access to advanced medical services is limited. The conclave will address these disparities by discussing strategies for improving healthcare access and utilizing technology to bridge these gaps.

Ethical and Legal Considerations

As the field advances, so do the ethical and legal dilemmas that practitioners face, particularly in areas such as genetic screening, IVF, and fertility preservation. This conclave will provide a platform for open discussions on these critical issues, helping practitioners navigate the complex moral landscape of modern medicine.

Interdisciplinary Collaboration

The challenges in women’s health are multifaceted, requiring a collaborative approach that brings together experts from various fields including gynecology, endocrinology, public health, and digital health. This conclave aims to foster such interdisciplinary collaboration, facilitating the exchange of ideas and best practices.

Enhancing Patient Outcomes

Ultimately, the goal of this conclave is to equip healthcare providers with the knowledge and tools they need to improve patient outcomes. By focusing on the most current and pressing issues in women’s health, the event will empower practitioners to deliver better, more personalized care.

KEY DISCUSSION POINTS

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WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

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  • Public Health Experts
  • General Gynecologists
  • Reproductive Endocrinologists
  • Geriatric Gynecologists
  • Pediatric Gynecologists
  • Oncologists (Gynecologists Cancers)
  • General Obstetricians
  • Maternal- Fetal Medicine Specialists
  • High-Risk Pregnancy Specialists
  • Reproductive Medicine Specialists
  • Embryologists
  • Andrologists
  • Fertility Nurses
  • Clinical Nutritionists (Women’s Health)
  • Health Policy Analysts

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