ABOUT THE PRE-CONFERENCE CME

"Scaling Up Health Care using Digital Health"

Over the last few decades, healthcare delivery has undergone a massive transition. Digital health has had a significant impact on health systems by enabling new models of healthcare and shifting the focus to patient-centric care. Despite digital health gaining momentum in clinical practice, it remains poorly understood by many public health professionals. To ensure that future physicians can work with, contribute to, and shape the development of digitalization in medicine, the medical education system needs to adapt to provide the necessary training in digital health.

In collaboration with the BRIDGE Center at the Centre for Chronic Disease Control, New Delhi, a day Pre – Pre-Conference CME that aims to fill the current knowledge gaps amongst public health professionals is organized. Esteemed resource faculty from the Center for Digital Health-PHFI New Delhi will enlighten on the latest developments in Digital health.

ABOUT THE CONFERENCE THEME

“Environment & Health - Equitize, Educate, Empower: A Step towards attaining SDGs.”

Ensuring healthy lives and promoting well-being at all ages is essential to holistic development. The environment is a major determinant of health, estimated to account for almost 20% of all deaths worldwide. A clean and healthy environment is required to achieve Sustainable Development Goals. WHO, in its flagship initiative of “ONE HEALTH”, addresses health threats in the animal-human-environment interface through a multi-sectoral approach and strives to counter the triple planetary crisis of climate change, nature, and biodiversity loss, and pollution and waste in order to truly transform societies and economies for everyone, everywhere. Clean air, a stable climate, adequate water, sanitation and hygiene, safe use of chemicals, protection from radiation, healthy and safe workplaces, sound agricultural practices, health-supportive cities, and built environments, and a preserved nature are all prerequisites for health for all.

The cardinal principle is to achieve the highest possible environmental quality for everyone. Equally, to Educate the managing behavior ecosystem for sustainable leaving and to Empower towards achieving a healthy environment for all.

Erudite resource faculty from premier institutes like ICMR, NIOH, PHFI & UNICEF will address topical issues for achieving a paradigm shift to resilient, green sustainable development.