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Medcare Women & Children Hospital to host third annual Women & Children Health Symposium in Dubai
Medcare Women & Children Hospital to host third annual Women & Children Health Symposium in Dubai

Gulf News

time17-04-2025

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  • Gulf News

Medcare Women & Children Hospital to host third annual Women & Children Health Symposium in Dubai

Medcare Women & Children Hospital (MWCH), a leading premium multi-speciality healthcare provider in the UAE dedicated to women & children health, will host the third edition of its annual Women & Children Health Symposium at the Great Ballroom of Le Meridien Dubai Hotel & Conference Centre on April 19, 2025. Themed Women's and Children's Health: Advancing Outcomes Through Surgical and Medical Synergy, this year's conference is anticipated to attract approximately 500 medical specialists from across the country and the region. Reinforcing Medcare's commitment to medical excellence and patient care, the Continuing Medical Education (CME)-accredited conference will feature 27 keynote presentations by leading voices in obstetrics, gynaecology, neonatology, paediatrics, endocrinology, genetics, and more. Across seven thematic forums, the day long symposium will feature speeches, and panel discussions, aimed at advancing healthcare practices for women and children. Attendees will have the opportunity to engage with leading experts, share insights, and explore innovative approaches to improving health outcomes in these critical areas. 'Our previous symposiums have set a high benchmark, and we are excited to build on that legacy with an expanded programme this year,' says Dr Shanila Laiju, Group CEO of Medcare Hospitals & Medical Centres on the upcoming symposium. 'By curating a programme that bridges clinical innovation with real-world applicability, we aim to foster cross-disciplinary collaboration that enhances patient care across every stage of life, from pregnancy through infancy and beyond, raising standards in maternal and paediatric care,' she adds. The third annual Medcare Women & Children Health Symposium promises a comprehensive and diverse program of innovative discussions in the domains of women's and children's health. Key sessions in the women's health segment include women's health updates: cutting-edge breakthroughs in gynaecology and oncology, navigating women's health challenges across life stages, and modern obstetric advancements. These sessions will cover a variety of topics, ranging from hormonal disorders, obesity, thyroid and breast cancer, overactive bladder, fibroids, PCOS-related subfertility, new endometrial cancer staging, endometriosis, menopause, placenta previa and accreta, and instrumental deliveries. Dr Ahmed Abdelhameed, Medical Director of Medcare Women & Children Hospital and Medcare Medical Centres expresses his excitement about this year's symposium by saying: "We are so pleased to have attracted such a large number of medical professionals under one roof at our annual women & children health symposium. "This is a testament that medical professionals are always on the look out for scientific forums that will bring them up to speed with the latest medical practices and we are very proud to be a leader in women and child health and share our expertise with the region." The children's health programme, which would run concurrently, would include sessions on Evolving Paediatric Practices, Challenging Cases in Paediatric Care, and Unlocking the Secrets of Paediatric Nutrition. The symposium will cover developments in paediatric surgery, gastrointestinal, pulmonary medicine, neonatology, cardiology, and endocrinology. Primary topics of discussion will include early detection of congenital heart defects, severe constipation, paediatric liver failure, asthma, recurrent fever, sepsis, PICU emergencies, enteral and parenteral nutrition for preterm infants, childhood obesity, nutritional deficiencies, and cutting-edge gene therapy for rare conditions such as Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD). Both maternal and paediatric specialists will participate in sessions focused on foetal medicine, maternal-foetal neurology, anaesthesia in obstetrics, and updates on vaccines and immunisations, emphasising the interconnected nature of care for women and children. Since its beginning in 2023, the symposium has established itself as a premier platform for encouraging dialogues and driving innovation in maternity and paediatric healthcare. Building on the success of previous editions, which have already drawn over 800 healthcare professionals, the 2025 edition seeks to reach a wider demographic by bringing together prominent global and regional experts to highlight the most recent innovations in the area.

Medcare Women & Children Hospital to host third annual Women & Children Health Symposium in Dubai
Medcare Women & Children Hospital to host third annual Women & Children Health Symposium in Dubai

Web Release

time15-04-2025

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  • Web Release

Medcare Women & Children Hospital to host third annual Women & Children Health Symposium in Dubai

Medcare Women & Children Hospital (MWCH), a leading premium multi-speciality healthcare provider in the UAE dedicated to women & children health, will host the third edition of its annual Women & Children Health Symposium at the Great Ballroom of Le Meridien Dubai Hotel & Conference Centre on 19th April 2025. Themed, 'Women's and Children's Health: Advancing Outcomes Through Surgical and Medical Synergy,' this year's conference is anticipated to attract approximately 500 medical specialists from across the country and the region. Reinforcing Medcare's commitment to medical excellence and patient care, the Continuing Medical Education (CME)-accredited conference will feature 27 keynote presentations by leading voices in obstetrics, gynaecology, neonatology, paediatrics, endocrinology, genetics,, and more. Across seven thematic forums, the day long symposium will feature speeches, and panel discussions, aimed at advancing healthcare practices for women and children. Attendees will have the opportunity to engage with leading experts, share insights, and explore innovative approaches to improving health outcomes in these critical areas. 'Our previous symposiums have set a high benchmark, and we are excited to build on that legacy with an expanded programme this year,' said Dr. Shanila Laiju, Group CEO of Medcare Hospitals & Medical Centres on the upcoming symposium. 'By curating a programme that bridges clinical innovation with real-world applicability, we aim to foster cross-disciplinary collaboration that enhances patient care across every stage of life, from pregnancy through infancy and beyond, raising standards in maternal and paediatric care,' she added. The third annual Medcare Women & Children Health Symposium promises a comprehensive and diverse program of innovative discussions in the domains of women's and children's health. Key sessions in the women's health segment include women's health updates: cutting-edge breakthroughs in gynaecology and oncology, navigating women's health challenges across life stages, and modern obstetric advancements. These sessions will cover a variety of topics, ranging from hormonal disorders, obesity, thyroid and breast cancer, overactive bladder, fibroids, PCOS-related subfertility, new endometrial cancer staging, endometriosis, menopause, placenta previa and accreta, and instrumental deliveries. Dr. Ahmed Abdelhameed, Medical Director of Medcare Women & Children Hospital and Medcare Medical Centres expressed his excitement about this year's symposium by saying: We are so pleased to have attracted such a large number of medical professionals under one roof at our annual women & children health symposium. This is a testament that medical professionals are always on the look out for scientific forums that will bring them up to speed with the latest medical practices and we are very proud to be a leader in women and child health and share our expertise with the region. The children's health program, which would run concurrently, would include sessions on 'Evolving Paediatric Practices', 'Challenging Cases in Paediatric Care', and 'Unlocking the Secrets of Paediatric Nutrition'. The symposium will cover developments in paediatric surgery, gastrointestinal, pulmonary medicine, neonatology, cardiology, and endocrinology. Primary topics of discussion will include early detection of congenital heart defects, severe constipation, paediatric liver failure, asthma, recurrent fever, sepsis, PICU emergencies, enteral and parenteral nutrition for preterm infants, childhood obesity, nutritional deficiencies, and cutting-edge gene therapy for rare conditions such as Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD). Both maternal and paediatric specialists will participate in sessions focused on foetal medicine, maternal-foetal neurology, anaesthesia in obstetrics, and updates on vaccines and immunisations, emphasizing the interconnected nature of care for women and children. Since its beginning in 2023, the symposium has established itself as a premier platform for encouraging dialogues and driving innovation in maternity and paediatric healthcare. Building on the success of previous editions, which have already drawn over 800 healthcare professionals, the 2025 edition seeks to reach a wider demographic by bringing together prominent global and regional experts to highlight the most recent innovations in the area. With seven estimated CME points available, the third annual Women & Children Health Symposium promises to be a significant event for clinicians seeking to stay at the forefront of patient care for women and children.

Medcare Women & Children Hospital to host third annual Women & Children Health Symposium in Dubai
Medcare Women & Children Hospital to host third annual Women & Children Health Symposium in Dubai

Zawya

time14-04-2025

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  • Zawya

Medcare Women & Children Hospital to host third annual Women & Children Health Symposium in Dubai

The full-day conference will bring together over 500 UAE healthcare professionals and will highlight the milestones in maternity and women's health, neonatal and paediatric care over 27 keynote presentations. Dubai: Medcare Women & Children Hospital (MWCH), a leading premium multi-speciality healthcare provider in the UAE dedicated to women & children health, will host the third edition of its annual Women & Children Health Symposium at the Great Ballroom of Le Meridien Dubai Hotel & Conference Centre on 19th April 2025. Themed, "Women's and Children's Health: Advancing Outcomes Through Surgical and Medical Synergy," this year's conference is anticipated to attract approximately 500 medical specialists from across the country and the region. Reinforcing Medcare's commitment to medical excellence and patient care, the Continuing Medical Education (CME)-accredited conference will feature 27 keynote presentations by leading voices in obstetrics, gynaecology, neonatology, paediatrics, endocrinology, genetics,, and more. Across seven thematic forums, the day long symposium will feature speeches, and panel discussions, aimed at advancing healthcare practices for women and children. Attendees will have the opportunity to engage with leading experts, share insights, and explore innovative approaches to improving health outcomes in these critical areas. 'Our previous symposiums have set a high benchmark, and we are excited to build on that legacy with an expanded programme this year,' said Dr. Shanila Laiju, Group CEO of Medcare Hospitals & Medical Centres on the upcoming symposium. 'By curating a programme that bridges clinical innovation with real-world applicability, we aim to foster cross-disciplinary collaboration that enhances patient care across every stage of life, from pregnancy through infancy and beyond, raising standards in maternal and paediatric care,' she added. The third annual Medcare Women & Children Health Symposium promises a comprehensive and diverse program of innovative discussions in the domains of women's and children's health. Key sessions in the women's health segment include women's health updates: cutting-edge breakthroughs in gynaecology and oncology, navigating women's health challenges across life stages, and modern obstetric advancements. These sessions will cover a variety of topics, ranging from hormonal disorders, obesity, thyroid and breast cancer, overactive bladder, fibroids, PCOS-related subfertility, new endometrial cancer staging, endometriosis, menopause, placenta previa and accreta, and instrumental deliveries. Dr. Ahmed Abdelhameed, Medical Director of Medcare Women & Children Hospital and Medcare Medical Centres expressed his excitement about this year's symposium by saying: We are so pleased to have attracted such a large number of medical professionals under one roof at our annual women & children health symposium. This is a testament that medical professionals are always on the look out for scientific forums that will bring them up to speed with the latest medical practices and we are very proud to be a leader in women and child health and share our expertise with the region. The children's health program, which would run concurrently, would include sessions on 'Evolving Paediatric Practices', 'Challenging Cases in Paediatric Care', and 'Unlocking the Secrets of Paediatric Nutrition'. The symposium will cover developments in paediatric surgery, gastrointestinal, pulmonary medicine, neonatology, cardiology, and endocrinology. Primary topics of discussion will include early detection of congenital heart defects, severe constipation, paediatric liver failure, asthma, recurrent fever, sepsis, PICU emergencies, enteral and parenteral nutrition for preterm infants, childhood obesity, nutritional deficiencies, and cutting-edge gene therapy for rare conditions such as Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD). Both maternal and paediatric specialists will participate in sessions focused on foetal medicine, maternal-foetal neurology, anaesthesia in obstetrics, and updates on vaccines and immunisations, emphasizing the interconnected nature of care for women and children. Since its beginning in 2023, the symposium has established itself as a premier platform for encouraging dialogues and driving innovation in maternity and paediatric healthcare. Building on the success of previous editions, which have already drawn over 800 healthcare professionals, the 2025 edition seeks to reach a wider demographic by bringing together prominent global and regional experts to highlight the most recent innovations in the area. With seven estimated CME points available, the third annual Women & Children Health Symposium promises to be a significant event for clinicians seeking to stay at the forefront of patient care for women and children. About Medcare Women & Children Hospital: Medcare Women & Children Hospital is a flagship facility under the Medcare network, dedicated to offering world-class medical care for women and children. Specialties include obstetrics, gynaecology, fertility, paediatrics, neonatology, and adolescent medicine. MWCH is part of the Aster DM Healthcare group, one of the largest integrated healthcare providers in the region.

Digital technologies transform UAE healthcare industry
Digital technologies transform UAE healthcare industry

Khaleej Times

time07-02-2025

  • Health
  • Khaleej Times

Digital technologies transform UAE healthcare industry

A surge in these investments has led to the proliferation of digital health services, particularly in sectors such as telemedicine, data analytics, and AI-driven diagnostics, making these technologies accessible to large masses. 'The push for digital transformation aligns with the UAE's goals for enhanced healthcare accessibility, catering to an increasingly tech-savvy population,' Dr. Shanila Laiju, the Group Chief Executive Officer of Medcare Hospitals and Medical Centres, said. She highlighted how advancements in digital health technology have helped patients by enhancing accessibility, improving convenience, providing personalized care, empowering patients, and enhancing diagnostics. 'Platforms like Telemedicine and electronic medical records break down geographical barriers, allowing patients located in virtually any part of the world to consult with their preferred specialists without the need to physically visit the medical facility. Medcare's Telemedcare enables remote monitoring of patients' vital signs and symptoms, allowing for early intervention and improved care for chronic conditions,' she said. Patients gain access to health information and tools that empower them to take a more active role in managing their health. AI-powered technologies analyze large databases to provide individualized treatment regimens, identify potential health risks, and provide personalized recommendations to patients. 'AI diagnostics, such as the Airdoc retina scanning machine, AI-enabled MRI and CT scans, and precision-focused robot-assisted surgeries, are becoming increasingly popular,' Laiju said.

Medcare to launch 10 world-class Medical Centres in two years, ushering in a new era of community healthcare excellence
Medcare to launch 10 world-class Medical Centres in two years, ushering in a new era of community healthcare excellence

Web Release

time06-02-2025

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  • Web Release

Medcare to launch 10 world-class Medical Centres in two years, ushering in a new era of community healthcare excellence

Medcare, the UAE's leading provider of premium healthcare services, has announced the expansion of its Medical Centres network to meet the rising demand for easily accessible premium and quality healthcare services. With six centres launched in 2024 and another five to be launched in this financial year, Medcare Medical Centres will expand to have 26 state-of-the-art facilities across Dubai and Sharjah. Designed as community-focused hubs, the medical centres are a notch above general clinics, in its capacity to provide comprehensive primary care services to individuals and families by specialised doctors, experienced staff, supported by in-house diagnostic solutions and additional services like physiotherapy. The new Medcare Medical Centres will increase access to comprehensive care in addition to the five multi-speciality hospitals located across Dubai and Sharjah. Medcare's Medical Centres served more than 400,000 people in 2023. In 2024, the number surpassed half a million patients, representing an increase of 20 percent in just one year. The new medical centers are strategically located in prime neighborhoods such as Palm Jumeirah, Tilal Al Ghaf, Damac Hills and Al Furjan in Dubai, and Al Zahia in Sharjah. Each facility offers a full range of medical specialties under one roof like general medicine, pediatrics, obstetrics and gynecology, cardiology, orthopedics, dental care, family medicine, among many others. By providing comprehensive care at accessible locations, Medcare eliminates the need for families to travel far to avail healthcare services, ensuring convenience without compromising on quality. Since commencing their MRI screenings last year, the medical centers have completed over 500 MRIs in just two months, demonstrating their critical role in fulfilling patient demands. Ms. Alisha Moopen, Managing Director & Group CEO of Aster DM Healthcare, stated, 'The introduction of the new medical centres in emerging family-centric neighbourhoods of Dubai and Sharjah, aligns with Medcare's aim to make premium healthcare services easily accessible for families, while strengthening its presence in the UAE. As we expand our network of experienced doctors and medical professionals who can meet the evolving healthcare needs of our patients, our priority remains to ensure that more patients have access to world-class care, conveniently located close to home. This growth marks a significant milestone in our journey to deliver comprehensive personalized healthcare with excellence.' Dr. Shanila Laiju, Group CEO of Medcare Hospitals and Medical Centres, said, 'Medcare is transforming healthcare by adopting modern practices to create a seamless, patient-centered experience, delivered by highly skilled and experienced doctors. From digital appointment booking to telemedicine and specialized services, Medcare Medical Centres will continue to serve our patients and families with excellence in medical care, at par with international standards. The expansion of our medical centers demonstrates our commitment to bridging healthcare gaps and providing community-based care. 'Digital health is central to Medcare's growth, making healthcare more accessible and convenient. We are expanding our telemedicine services for remote consultations and follow-ups and integrating advanced diagnostic facilities across all of our clinics to enhance patient care and accessibility,' she further said. Samer Hatoum, COO of Medcare Hospitals and Medical Centers, stated, 'The new medical centers will not only provide essential primary healthcare services like pediatrics and general medicine, but will also introduce specialized treatments tailored to the community's needs, such as orthopedics and sports medicine, rheumatology, endocrinology, pulmonology, diabetic retinopathy, dermatology and dental, cardiology, neurology, and advanced physiotherapy. We seek to improve the quality of care and health outcomes for our patients by embracing breakthrough medical technologies, such as sophisticated radiography and MRI services.' The new Medcare Medical centers aim to contribute to community health by providing preventative care, health education, and outreach services. By combining physical expansion with technological advancements, Medcare is building a robust healthcare network that serves both residents and medical tourists. This growth strengthens Medcare's position in the UAE's healthcare sector and elevates standards of care and service excellence, with a commitment to innovation and accessibility at the heart of its vision to enhance community health and well-being.

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