Breaking News: CME - Department of Community Medicine
Breaking News: CME - Department of Community Medicine
Introduction: The Department of Community Medicine is set to host a significant Continuing Medical Education (CME) event focusing on "Dementia Prevention and Rehabilitation" on March 25th, 2024. This event holds paramount importance as it aligns with the ongoing TINAGE trial (Tiruvalla Intervention Study in Ageing), a pioneering three-year project aimed at addressing dementia risk factors—a first-of-its-kind initiative in the country.
Event Details:
- Date: March 25th, 2024
- Theme: Dementia Prevention and Rehabilitation
- Venue: Department of Community Medicine, BCMCH.
Objective: The primary objective of this CME is to disseminate knowledge and insights gathered from the TINAGE trial and other research endeavors in the field of dementia prevention and rehabilitation. By bringing together national experts and healthcare professionals, the event aims to foster discussions on early diagnosis, preventive strategies, medical management, dementia care, and innovative research approaches.
Chief Guest: Dr. KS Shaji, Dean of Research at KUHS (Kerala University of Health Sciences), renowned Psychiatrist, and a trailblazer in dementia research in Kerala, will grace the occasion as the chief guest. His expertise and contributions to the field will undoubtedly enrich the discussions and insights shared during the event.
Speakers and Topics: The CME will feature a lineup of esteemed national experts who will delve into various aspects of dementia prevention and rehabilitation. Topics to be covered include:
- Early diagnosis strategies and challenges
- Effective preventive measures against dementia
- Medical management advancements and therapies
- Comprehensive dementia care approaches
- Innovative research methodologies and findings
Closing Remarks: As the organizing team and the Department of Community Medicine gear up for this impactful event, we extend our best wishes and prayers for its success. By fostering collaboration, sharing knowledge, and advancing research in the field of dementia, we take significant strides towards enhancing the quality of life for individuals at risk and those affected by this condition.
Stay tuned for updates and highlights from the CME as we work together towards a brighter, dementia-aware future.
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