NATIONAL CONFERENCE: “CURRENT BREAKTHROUGHS AND FUTURE ENDEAVORS IN OBSTETRIC AND GYNECOLOGICAL CARE” SUCCESSFULLY CONCLUDES WITH ENTHUSIASTIC PARTICIPATION

The highly anticipated national conference, “Current Breakthroughs and Future Endeavors in Obstetric and Gynecological Care,” was successfully held on August 23, 2024. The event, organized by Sree Abirami Institutions, was inaugurated by Dr. P. Periyaswamy, Chairman of the institution, in a grand ceremony that welcomed 350 delegates from across the country. The conference served as a pivotal platform for healthcare professionals to exchange knowledge, discuss innovative practices, and explore future directions in obstetrics and gynecology.

The day commenced with a smooth registration process, setting a professional and organized tone for the event. Delegates, comprising obstetricians, gynecologists, nurses, researchers, and academicians, gathered with enthusiasm, eager to engage in a day of dynamic discussions and insightful presentations. The venue was abuzz with anticipation as participants networked and prepared for the sessions.

Esteemed speakers from renowned institutions graced the conference, sharing their expertise on various aspects of obstetrics and gynecology. Their presentations not only highlighted the latest advancements but also provided practical knowledge that attendees could implement in their respective practices. The diversity of topics ensured that the conference addressed current challenges and emerging trends in women’s healthcare.

Keynote addresses were delivered by a cadre of prominent experts, each bringing a unique perspective to the conference:

• Dr. R. Renuka, Principal of Sree Abirami College of Nursing, opened the session with a comprehensive overview of recent developments in maternal health, emphasizing the role of nursing education in enhancing patient care.
• Dr. Esther John, Dean cum Principal of Ganga Institute of Health Sciences, presented innovative surgical techniques in gynecological procedures, showcasing advancements that improve patient outcomes and recovery times.
• Dr. Nisha Clement, Associate Professor at ESIC College of Nursing, Bangalore, discussed the integration of technology in obstetric care, highlighting how digital tools are revolutionizing prenatal and postnatal care.
• Prof. Mumtaz, Principal of Annai Meenakshi College of Nursing, Coimbatore, focused on mental health in obstetrics, underscoring the importance of psychological support for expectant mothers.
• Dr. Silambuselvi D, Director of Vamsam Fertility Research Centre, shared groundbreaking research in fertility treatments, offering hope and new options for couples facing infertility.
• Dr. Rejina, Head of the OBG Department at Nehru College of Nursing, Palakkad, Kerala, explored the latest in reproductive health policies, advocating for comprehensive care frameworks that address diverse patient needs.
• Dr. Manonmani, MD, DGO, FICOG, Professor & HOD at Coimbatore Medical College Hospital, concluded the keynote series with insights into future endeavors in obstetric and gynecological care, emphasizing the need for continuous innovation and interdisciplinary collaboration.

The conference featured a variety of sessions covering a broad spectrum of topics. These included the latest advancements in obstetric and gynecological care, fertility research, minimally invasive surgical techniques, and the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration in improving patient outcomes. Workshops and panel discussions provided hands-on learning opportunities and facilitated in-depth discussions on pressing issues such as maternal mortality, reproductive rights, and the impact of socio-economic factors on women’s health.

A significant highlight of the conference was the focus on fertility research. Dr. Silambuselvi D’s presentation on advanced fertility treatments captivated the audience, shedding light on new methodologies and their potential to transform reproductive health services. Attendees engaged in lively discussions, exploring how these breakthroughs can be integrated into existing healthcare frameworks to enhance accessibility and effectiveness.

The importance of interdisciplinary collaboration was a recurring theme throughout the conference. Speakers emphasized that improving patient outcomes in obstetric and gynecological care requires a cohesive approach that involves various healthcare professionals working in tandem. This collaborative spirit was evident in the interactive sessions, where delegates shared their experiences and strategies for fostering teamwork across different medical disciplines.

The event concluded with a valedictory session that marked the end of a fruitful and knowledge-enriching day. Dr. P. Periyaswamy delivered a heartfelt address, expressing gratitude to the speakers, organizers, and delegates for their contributions to the conference’s success. He highlighted the importance of such gatherings in driving forward the field of obstetric and gynecological care and reaffirmed Sree Abirami Institutions’ commitment to supporting continuous professional development.

Delegates expressed their appreciation for the opportunity to learn from some of the leading minds in the field. Many highlighted the conference’s role in providing fresh perspectives and innovative ideas that they could apply in their professional practices. The networking opportunities and collaborative environment fostered during the event left participants with a renewed sense of purpose and enthusiasm for their work.

As the conference drew to a close, attendees left with valuable insights and a strengthened commitment to advancing obstetric and gynecological care. The successful execution of the event underscored the importance of continued dialogue and collaboration in addressing the evolving challenges and opportunities in women’s healthcare. The national conference not only celebrated current breakthroughs but also laid the groundwork for future endeavors that promise to enhance the quality and accessibility of obstetric and gynecological services across the nation.