Conference puts focus on health of women

Jamil Khan, Senior Reporter

Over 100 doctors and experts in the field of women’s health have attended a day-long conference.

The conference shed light on the progressive gynecological treatments like laparoscopic surgery, hysteroscopy and endometrial ablation.

The event was attended by gynecologists, obstetricians, aesthetic gynecologists, IVF specialists, embryologists and fetal medicine specialists.

Talking to Gulf Today, Gerald Jaideep, CEO Medvarsity, the organiser of the conference said that their online portal is the Asia’s largest online medical certification and training company with over 5,00000 certified graduates, offering 200 courses for doctors.

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“The Empowering Women’s Health (EWH): Clinical & Surgical Advances conference in Dubai is one of our onsite event to give a chance to doctors and experts in the field and through a group of highly qualified experts the attendees able to learn the advancement in the field and further improve their knowledge.

“Through our online portal we are providing a huge number of courses for healthcare experts to further horn their skills in the medical field. Our approach is different as we are training these professionals through case studies not diseases, as they already know the medicine and the treatment. Across the India, doctors and experts availing our online courses and serving the community with much advanced approach,” he said.

Since 2016, the online portal has served a large number of medical professionals from India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal and Afghanistan.

“Our second largest market is GCC region with English speaking doctors and third is North America and Australia as doctors are availing the advance courses through online,” he added.

“The doctors trained through the courses have been saving previous lives and this is our greatest achievement that these medical professional are not only curing the patients but also saving the lives,” he added.