National Conference on Advancing Healthcare at TMU
Teerthanker Mahaveer University recently organised the National Conference on Advancing Healthcare through Informatics & Technology. The event was hosted by the College of Nursing, one of the best nursing colleges in India, in collaboration with the GINRA Foundation. The conference was focused on the healthcare landscape that is rapidly evolving, and keeping pace with the advancements required a collaborative effort from professionals, researchers, and technologists. Let’s delve into the details of the event.
Aim and Purpose of the Conference
The primary aim of the conference was to facilitate knowledge among students shared by healthcare professionals, researchers, and technologists. The collaborative effort was geared towards advancing the field through shared insights. A crucial aspect of the conference was showcasing the latest advancements in health informatics, nursing informatics, digital health, and technology applications. Attendees had the opportunity to stay updated with the rapidly evolving landscape. The conference aimed to promote discussions on best practices, challenges, and opportunities in implementing health technology solutions. It served as a forum for addressing the pressing issues faced by the healthcare industry.
Conference Highlights
The conference started with an overview of health informatics and emerging trends presented by Mr. Abhishek Jadaun, Principal of Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Health Informatics. Prof (Dr) Poonam Sharma, Principal of Teerthanker Mahaveer College of Nursing, delved into the realms of telehealth, telemedicine, and mobile health. The three days of the national conference were not only informative but also enriching. The diverse topics and resource persons brought a wealth of knowledge to the virtual stage. Each session offered valuable insights that resonated with the rapidly changing healthcare landscape.
Key Takeaways
Dr. Kripa Angeline, Professor and Nursing Superintendent at Kasturba Gandhi Nursing College, discussed the applications of computers for patient care delivery systems and nursing practice. Mr. Jitendra Singh, Professor at Teerthanker Mahaveer College of Nursing, shed light on the current practice of information systems in healthcare.
Dr. Larry Wagh, Assistant Professor & HOD at St Andrews College of Nursing, highlighted public health informatics and the role of healthcare professionals. Prof Dr. Induja, Principal of Meenakshi College of Nursing, discussed patient safety and clinical risk assessment through informatics. Dr. Yogesh Kumar, Professor at Teerthanker Mahaveer College of Nursing, delved into healthcare quality and evidence-based practice. Prof (Dr.) Jasline M, Vice-Principal of Teerthanker Mahaveer College of Nursing, explored ethical-legal issues, information law, and governance related to digital health.
The outcome of the event
The National Conference on Advancing Healthcare through Informatics & Technology successfully achieved its goals of knowledge exchange, showcasing advancements, and promoting discussions. It served as a catalyst for the continued evolution of healthcare practices.
FAQs
Q1. Was the conference open to the public?
Ans. Yes, the conference was open to healthcare professionals, researchers, and technologists.
Q2. Were there any registration fees for the conference?
Ans. Details regarding registration fees can be obtained by contacting the event organisers.
Q3. Can I participate if I'm not affiliated with a college?
Ans. Yes, the conference is open to individuals from various backgrounds interested in healthcare informatics and technology.
Q4. Were there opportunities for networking during the conference?
Ans. Yes, the virtual platform provided opportunities for networking and interaction among participants. For more information, Follow TMU’s social media.
