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GAPIO conference highlights advances in healthcare
The event brought together physicians from over 50 countries to the American University of Antigua College of Medicine campus in Antigua and Barbados.
VIPs and speakers from left to right: Dr Sanku Rao, Former President of GAPIO, Dr Amir Telang, High commissioner of India to Guyana, Antigua and Barbuda and St Kitts and Nevis, Sir Rodney Williams, Governor General of Antigua and Barbuda, Dr. Nandakumar Jairam, President of GAPIO, Dr. Sudhir Parikh Vice President of GAPIO, Air Marshall Dr. Pawan Kapoor (retd.) and Dr Leslie Walwyn, Associate Dean of Global Health, American University of Antigua College of Medicine. / AUA
The Global Association of Physicians of Indian Origin (GAPIO) 12th mid-year conference brought together physicians from over 50 countries to discuss the recent advances and current trends in the healthcare industry
The conference hosted on the American University of Antigua College of Medicine (AUA) campus, earlier this month, focused on the theme: "Advantages and Challenges of Offshore Medical Education and Recent Advances and Challenges in Healthcare."
Dr Abhijath Sheth President of NBE, India, Air Marshall Dr. Pawan Kapoor (retd.), Dr Peter Bell, President of American University of Antigua College of Medicine during the panel discussion on Offshore Medical Education: Advantages, Challenges and Opportunities. / AUAThe most recent innovations in healthcare were discussed at the conference, with an emphasis on how AI is transforming diagnostics, treatment planning, and patient care, along with the potential ethical and legal implications of these advancements.
Major emphasis was laid on the unique benefits and hurdles faced by medical institutions operating offshore. Topics covered ranged from the influence of medical schools like AUA in the Caribbean on the present physician shortage to the international scope of medical education, the standard of medical education, and the variety of clinical experiences accessible to students from various parts of the world.
The effects of climate change on international health were the subject of a noteworthy presentation by Dr. Leslie Walwyn, AUA's associate dean of Global Health. A global perspective on the impact of environmental changes on health outcomes and the measures to lessen these impacts was presented by Dr. Walwyn. Apart from this, the event also included several interactive panels and discussions.
Dr. Sudhir Parikh, vice president of GAPIO expressed his satisfaction with the successful conclusion of the conference. "It was a great GAPIO midyear conference. The conference was well organized and very resourceful. In addition, AUA’s hospitality was excellent and was very informative. Thanks to AUA’s leadership, especially the current president, Dr Peter bell and former president Neil Simon"
The Global Association of Physicians of Indian Origin (GAPIO) is a non-profit organization dedicated to bringing together physicians of Indian origin on a single platform to facilitate professional and social networking, as well as to leveraging their combined potential to improve healthcare globally.
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