Track Categories

The track category is the heading under which your abstract will be reviewed and later published in the conference printed matters if accepted. During the submission process, you will be asked to select one track category for your abstract.

Track 1 : Studies and case report

Studies and case report

A study is an empirically grounded research project that looks into a particular topic. Data collection and analysis are frequently required in order to address a research issue or test a hypothesis. Among the various forms of research that can be conducted are case-control studies, observational studies, and RCTs.

Conversely, a case report offers a comprehensive overview of the health history, diagnosis, treatment plan, and outcomes of a single patient. When referring to a unique or exceptional case that could provide insight into the underlying causes of a disease or condition or potential treatments, it is commonly used.

Track 2 : COVID-19 and Healthcare:

COVID-19 and Healthcare:

The critical role of public health systems and healthcare has been highlighted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Effective public health measures, such as social isolation, mask use, and vaccination campaigns, have been emphasized by it. It has also exposed shortcomings in healthcare systems, including a deficiency of beds in hospitals and personal safety gear.

Medical research has made amazing progress in understanding and treating COVID-19, despite the challenges the epidemic presented. Researchers have developed a plethora of treatments that significantly reduce the severity of the illness and improve patient outcomes. The development and widespread distribution of vaccines has also decreased the frequency of diseases and fatalities in some areas.

Track 3 : Healthcare and Primary Care

Healthcare and Primary Care:

A wide range of services geared toward preserving and regaining health are included in healthcare. Primary care is fundamentally the first point of contact for anyone in need of medical attention. It places a strong emphasis on early intervention, routine checkups, and prevention, promoting healthier communities by providing easily accessible, all-encompassing medical care.

The purpose of the Healthcare and Primary Care session is to examine recent developments in healthcare while highlighting the vital role that primary care plays. Conversations center on new ideas, obstacles, and tactics to improve community health and encourage multidisciplinary conversations for better healthcare delivery worldwide.

Track 4 : Healthcare Management and Innovation

Healthcare Management and Innovation:

In order to improve patient care, streamline operations, and allocate resources as efficiently as possible, healthcare management is always innovating and embracing technological advancements. Using AI for predictive analytics, telemedicine to increase accessibility, and data-driven decision-making are all examples of innovative approaches in healthcare management.

The session on healthcare management and innovation is centered on promoting innovation and investigating cutting edge approaches in healthcare administration. In order to create more effective and efficient healthcare systems globally, it seeks to address cutting edge management techniques, technological advancements, and creative problem-solving techniques.

Track 5 : Pharmaceuticals and drug delivery system

Pharmaceuticals and drug delivery system:

Pharmaceuticals are the driving force of medical progress, creating powerful medications to treat a wide range of illnesses. Drug delivery system innovations ensure targeted release and accurate dosage, improving therapeutic outcomes and optimizing efficacy. The advancement of drug delivery is being driven by nanotechnology, customized medicine, and controlled-release formulations, which offer more potent therapies with fewer adverse effects.

Track 6 : Infectious, chronic diseases and prevention

Infectious, chronic diseases and prevention:

Pathogens are the source of infectious diseases, which present an urgent threat and must be quickly contained with immunizations, good hygiene, and public health initiatives. Prevention through lifestyle modifications, screenings, and early intervention is necessary for chronic diseases, which are frequently non-communicable and long-lasting. Healthier communities can only be achieved by implementing prevention strategies that are specific to each type of disease and lessen its impact.

Track 7 : Diabetic and Endocrinology

Diabetic and Endocrinology:

Diabetes is a common endocrine disorder that causes problems with blood sugar control. Diabetes, thyroid, and adrenal problems are among the hormonal imbalances that endocrinology studies. Endocrinologists, who specialize in the diagnosis and treatment of these conditions, use interventions such as insulin therapy, lifestyle changes, and hormone regulation to achieve the best possible outcomes for their patients' health and quality of life. Dynamics and prevention of infectious diseases

Track 8 : Surgery and Anesthesia

Surgery and Anesthesia:

Surgery includes a variety of techniques that are performed with accuracy and skill to treat illnesses, injuries, or enhancements. In order to ensure the comfort and safety of patients during surgical procedures, anesthesia is essential. Anesthetists manage vital functions, providing customized sedation or pain relief so that surgeons can perform procedures quickly and safely while putting the needs of their patients first.

Track 9 : Gerontology and Geriatrics

Gerontology and Geriatrics:

Gerontology examines the social, psychological, and biological facets of aging and how it affects both people and society as a whole. The field of geriatrics focuses on providing healthcare to older adults, treating illnesses associated with aging, and fostering wellbeing. Together, these fields seek to improve senior quality of life, advance understanding of aging, and provide better care for the elderly.

Track 10 : Mental Healthcare and Psychological Disorders

Mental Healthcare and Psychological Disorders:

Mental healthcare provides psychiatric interventions, therapy, and counselling with a focus on the mental health of the patient. A wide spectrum of conditions influencing feelings, ideas, and actions are included in psychological disorders. The goal of treatment is to reduce symptoms and help patients lead happy, fulfilling lives. Specific strategies include counselling, medication, and holistic support.

Track 11 : Oral Health & Dental Hygiene

Oral Health & Dental Hygiene:

Keeping teeth as healthy as possible is the main goal of oral health and dental hygiene. In addition to ensuring general oral hygiene, regular brushing, flossing, and dental examinations help prevent cavities and gum disease. These habits enhance dental health by supporting healthy teeth and gums and improving oral hygiene in addition to prompt dental care.

Track 12 : Dermatology and Cosmetology

Dermatology and Cosmetology:

Dermatology focuses on the health of the skin, identifying and managing conditions such as eczema, skin cancer, and acne. Botox, fillers, and skincare regimens are among the aesthetic enhancements provided by cosmetology. Together, they combine aesthetic sensibilities with medical knowledge to treat skin issues and improve appearance through customized care.

Track 13 : Cardiology

Cardiology:

Cardiology, a branch of medicine, focuses on heart health and circulatory system disorders. Cardiologists diagnose and treat conditions like heart disease, arrhythmias, and heart failure. Through interventions like medication, lifestyle changes, and procedures such as angioplasty, they aim to optimize heart function, preventing complications and promoting cardiovascular wellness.

Track 14 : Emergency Medicine and Traditional Medicine

Emergency Medicine and Traditional Medicine:

Emergency medicine responds quickly to injuries and illnesses that are acute, providing care in an emergency. With its roots in historical and cultural practices, traditional medicine provides holistic care that is frequently handed down through the generations. It places a strong emphasis on using herbal remedies, natural remedies, and alternative therapies to help the body regain its balance and health.

Track 15 : Orthopedics and Osteoporosis

Orthopedics and Osteoporosis:

Orthopedics treats ailments and injuries affecting the bones, joints, and muscles with a focus on musculoskeletal health. A common bone disease called osteoporosis weakens bones and raises the risk of fracture. With the goal of strengthening bones and increasing mobility, orthopedic interventions for osteoporosis include medication, lifestyle modifications, and fracture care.

Track 16 : Physical therapy/physiotherapy

Physical therapy/physiotherapy:

Restoring mobility and function following diseases or injuries is the main goal of physical therapy. In order to increase mobility, lessen pain, and enhance general physical well-being, physiotherapy uses modalities, exercises, and manual therapies. Both fields seek to rehabilitate people by encouraging self-sufficiency and best practices in day-to-day functioning.

Track 17 : Nursing and Midwifery

Nursing and Midwifery:

Nursing is a medical profession that focuses on illness prevention, health promotion, and patient care. Midwifery is a branch of nursing that focuses on delivering care to women throughout their pregnancies, deliveries, and postpartum phases. Nurses and midwives play vital roles in promoting health, preventing disease, and providing patients with compassionate care.

Track 18 : Internal Medicine

Internal Medicine:

The primary objectives of the medical specialty known as internal medicine are the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of adult diseases. A wide range of conditions are treated by internists, including long-term conditions like diabetes, heart disease, and high blood pressure. By controlling and preventing illness, they play a crucial role in promoting health and wellness.

Track 19 : Medical oncology

Medical oncology:

The specialty of medicine known as medical oncology focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of cancer using systemic therapies such as immunotherapy, chemotherapy, and targeted therapy. Medical oncologists work in multidisciplinary teams to improve patient outcomes and provide comprehensive cancer care. They play a crucial role in developing and delivering cancer treatments.

Track 20 : Nutrition and Obesity

Nutrition and Obesity:

Nutrition is the study of the components, uses, and health effects of food. Obesity is a medical condition that can result in excess body fat and a host of other health problems. Nutrition plays a major role in both the prevention and treatment of chronic diseases, including obesity.

Track 21 : Hospital & Clinical Management

Hospital & Clinical Management:

Clinical and hospital administration are essential to the effective and successful provision of healthcare. While hospital managers are in charge of running healthcare facilities on a daily basis, clinical managers focus on managing clinical services and providing patient care. Both are necessary to improve patient safety and healthcare standards.

Track 22 : Patient Safety

Patient Safety:

The practice of protecting patients from errors, accidents, and harm while providing medical care is known as patient safety. Healthcare providers and patients are encouraged to adopt evidence-based practises such as hand hygiene, medication safety, and infection control as part of patient safety initiatives. Raising standards of care, reducing injuries, and improving patient outcomes are the goals of patient safety.

Track 23 : Health Care Statistics and Research

Health Care Statistics and Research:

Healthcare statistics and research are essential for providing evidence-based information to guide healthcare policies, initiatives, and practises. While healthcare research aims to investigate health-related themes like disease prevention, treatment, and healthcare delivery, healthcare statistics deals with the collection, analysis, and interpretation of healthcare data. Both are necessary to improve healthcare outcomes and find solutions to problems in the field.

Track 24 : Womens Health Gynaecology & Obstetrics

Women’s Health, Gynaecology & Obstetrics:

One of the main indicators of diabetes, a chronic endocrine disease that can lead to serious health problems, is high blood glucose. The study of hormones and their effects on the human body is the focus of the medical specialty known as endocrinology. Endocrinologists are required for the diagnosis and treatment of diabetes and other endocrine issues.

Track 25 : More Tracks

Track 25: Public Health Policy and Advocacy

Track 26: Telemedicine and Digital Health

Track 27: Health Informatics and Technology

Track 28: Environmental Health and Epidemiology

Track 29: Reproductive Health and Family Planning

Track 30: Alternative and Integrative Medicine

Track 31: Neonatology and Pediatric Care

Track 32: Palliative Care and Hospice

Track 33: Infectious Disease Epidemiology

Track 34: Radiology and Medical Imaging

Track 35: Occupational Health and Safety

Track 36: Genetics and Precision Medicine

Track 37: Health Economics and Healthcare Financing

Track 38: Global Health and International Medicine

Track 39: Regenerative Medicine and Stem Cell Therapy

Track 40: Sleep Medicine and Disorders

Track 41: Pain Management and Anesthesiology

Track 42: Healthcare Ethics and Policy

Track 43: Complementary and Alternative Therapies

Track 44: Disaster Medicine and Emergency Response

Track 45: Neurology and Neurosurgery

Track 46: Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology

Track 47: Health Behavior and Promotion

Track 48: Health Disparities and Access to Care

Track 49: Humanitarian Medicine and Refugee Health

Track 50: Sports Medicine and Exercise Physiology