In a pioneering initiative led by the Elegance Society of Gastroenterologists in the GCC, Medvarsity Healthcare Education proudly takes the helm in fostering growth and communication within the digestive system field across the Middle East region, supporting the inaugural edition of the Elegance Society. The first-ever Women in Gastroenterology Conference, hosted in Muscat, Oman, from February 16-17, 2024, marked a monumental stride in advancing healthcare standards and championing gender diversity in medicine.
Under the theme “Empowering Innovations in Women’s Gastroenterology Health,” this historic gathering served as the premier annual summit in the GCC dedicated to highlighting advancements and breakthroughs in gastroenterology, with a special emphasis on the invaluable contributions of female professionals in the field.
Mr. Gerald Jaideep, CEO of Medvarsity, emphasized the significance of staying abreast of developments in women’s health, stressing the conference’s mission to yield impactful outcomes and recommendations benefiting society, particularly in women’s digestive health.
Expressing appreciation for the launch of the prestigious Elegance Society, Mr. Gerald underscored the vital platform it provided for numerous female gastroenterologists to exchange knowledge, insights, and best practices. Collaborative workshops and discussions among esteemed doctors, experts, practitioners, and researchers showcased developments in treatments, techniques, and management strategies for gastrointestinal and liver-related issues.
Mr. Gerald further outlined Medvarsity’s commitment to strengthening its technical capabilities in alignment with regional healthcare needs. Through the Assimilate.one medical education platform, Medvarsity aims to host five regional experts monthly, leveraging its vast reach of over 8 million interactions from the GCC region. Additionally, Medvarsity plans to prioritize follow-up conferences across all healthcare categories in the GCC region.
A key highlight of the conference was the concerted effort to address prevalent challenges faced by female doctors in the Middle East. Dr. Majidah Bukhari, President of the association and Assistant Professor at the University of Sharjah, alongside Vice-Presidents Dr. Sarah Al Ghamdi and Dr. Jenan Ghaith, emphasized the pivotal role of such conferences in tackling clinical and practical dilemmas. Their advocacy for ongoing education, training, and networking opportunities underscores a shared commitment to elevate healthcare standards and make a lasting impact in the field.
Supported by leading medical companies such as Fujifilm, Boston Scientific, and Micro-Tech, the conference exemplified a collaborative endeavor to advance gastroenterology and empower professionals across the region. Through Medvarsity Healthcare’s steadfast support for initiatives like the Empowering Innovations in Women’s Gastroenterology Health Conference, the future of healthcare in the Middle East shines brighter, with diversity, innovation, and excellence leading the way forward.
