Workshop on Augmentative and Alternative Communication: Believers Snehardram
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Workshop on Augmentative and Alternative Communication: Believers Snehardram
Date: 11:05 PM, 11th June 2024
Source: Dr. George Chandy, BCMCH
Course Director: Dr. MKC Nair
Believers Church Medical College Hospital (BCMCH) recently hosted a significant event aimed at enhancing communication accessibility and quality of life for individuals with communication disorders. The workshop on Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC), titled Believers Snehardram, brought together professionals and experts from various esteemed institutions:
- TD Medical College
- PIMS, Tiruvalla
- DEIC, NHM
- Trivandrum NIMS
- Deepthi School, Adoor
- Otosense
Fostering Collaboration and Learning
The workshop served as a platform for sharing knowledge, best practices, and innovations in AAC. Participants from diverse backgrounds including medical professionals, educators, and researchers converged to explore new developments in assistive technology and communication strategies. The event highlighted the importance of multidisciplinary collaboration in addressing the complex needs of individuals with communication impairments.
Course Director: Dr. MKC Nair
Dr. MKC Nair, renowned for his expertise in AAC, served as the Course Director, guiding discussions and facilitating interactive sessions. His leadership ensured that participants gained insights into the latest research, practical applications, and effective interventions in augmentative and alternative communication.
Key Takeaways and Insights
Throughout the workshop, participants engaged in fruitful discussions and hands-on workshops that emphasized:
- Innovative Technologies: Demonstrations and discussions on cutting-edge AAC devices and software.
- Clinical Applications: Case studies and practical approaches to integrating AAC into clinical practice.
- Educational Strategies: Techniques for educators and caregivers to support individuals with communication challenges.
Collaboration Across Institutions
The presence of participants from TD Medical College, PIMS Tiruvalla, DEIC NHM, Trivandrum NIMS, Deepthi School Adoor, and Otosense underscored the workshop's collaborative spirit and shared commitment to advancing AAC practices regionally and beyond.
Future Directions
Believers Church Medical College Hospital remains committed to advancing knowledge and skills in AAC through such initiatives. The success of Believers Snehardram reflects BCMCH’s dedication to promoting inclusive healthcare practices and improving outcomes for individuals with communication disorders.
Conclusion
The workshop on Augmentative and Alternative Communication at BCMCH was a resounding success, thanks to the contributions of participants, organizers, and the leadership of Dr. MKC Nair. It underscored the significance of continuous learning, collaboration, and innovation in enhancing communication accessibility and quality of life for all.
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