Tuesday, December 03, 2024
Hotel Shangri-La, Ashoka Road, Connaught Place, New Delhi

Tuesday, December 03, 2024
Hotel Shangri-La, Ashoka Road, Connaught Place, New Delhi

HEALTH OF INDIA SUMMIT, 2024

HEALTH OF INDIA SUMMIT, 2024

The Health of India Summit is back this year to initiate insightful discussions and draw actionable conclusions on the most pressing questions in the healthcare sector. With the growing influence of technology and AI in the healthcare sector, and a looming infodemic in the internet age, this year we will be looking at the transformative role of AI in healthcare, innovations in vaccines, the latest in cardiac and cancer care and how to tackle health-related misinformation.

FORMAT

PANEL SESSION TOPICS

How Artificial Intelligence (AI) & Robotics transforming healthcare?

The future of India’s thriving healthcare system is powered by public health systems, communications and collaborations. At this gathering of India’s top thought leaders, we share ideas and vision for building better public health systems.

Policy interventions in making healthcare affordable in India

To address healthcare for humans, we take the humane angle and focus on the power of partnerships. We draw spotlight on empowering different voices for better healthcare.

Eat Healthy, Live Healthy

We identify key emerging trends about health data in India, including data on the toll of diseases, health trends and how diagnostic companies and hospitals are strengthening the digital infrastructure and data collection in the country.

Cancer & Heartcare-Prevention & Research

The aftermath of COVID-19 pandemic has led to an information overdose. In this age of infodemic, we look to the media, policy makers and civil society to scale the use of evidence-based information that can build resilience towards misinformation.

Scientific Innovations in Vaccines

Health fact-checking and media literacy trainers come together to share their journey and key learnings in identifying and addressing health related misinformation, unscientific claims and rumors.

Misinformation in Health

Fact-checking can be challenging, and critical – especially in times of a global health crisis. This workshop will arm participants with tools and techniques to identify and debunk health misinformation.

PANEL SESSION TOPICS

Future of Public Health

The future of India’s thriving healthcare system is powered by public health systems, communications and collaborations. At this gathering of India’s top thought leaders, we share ideas and vision for building better public health systems.

Building Collaboration for better health

To address healthcare for humans, we take the humane angle and focus on the power of partnerships. We draw spotlight on empowering different voices for better healthcare.

Digital Transformation for healthcare

We identify key emerging trends about health data in India, including data on the toll of diseases, health trends and how diagnostic companies and hospitals are strengthening the digital infrastructure and data collection in the country.

Understanding and addressing infodemic

The aftermath of COVID-19 pandemic has led to an information overdose. In this age of infodemic, we look to the media, policy makers and civil society to scale the use of evidence-based information that can build resilience towards misinformation.

Literacy for better healthcare

Health fact-checking and media literacy trainers come together to share their journey and key learnings in identifying and addressing health related misinformation, unscientific claims and rumors.

Hands-on workshop of factchecking

Fact-checking can be challenging, and critical – especially in times of a global health crisis. This workshop will arm participants with tools and techniques to identify and debunk health misinformation.

THEMES

AI & Health: How is AI Transforming Healthcare?

With the growing influence of AI on all sectors, including healthcare, we look at how the future of healthcare will look like in the age of AI. How is the disruptive innovation of AI transforming how we approach health and healthcare?

Heart Health: Breakthroughs in Cardiac Care

Heart disease is the leading cause of deaths globally according to the WHO, accounting for 32% of all global deaths. South Asians, including people from India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Bhutan, and the Maldives, were at a greater risk of developing heart disease at a young age, according to recent studies. What are the latest breakthroughs in cardiac care that can help mitigate the risks of heart disease?

Prevention is Better than Cure: Latest Innovations in Vaccines

Experts discuss the latest innovations in vaccines

Health Matters,
Facts Matters:
Tackling Health Misinformation

With increased access to unfiltered, unverified information in the internet age, one's health can be one of the biggest casualties of this infodemic. Healthcare professionals, journalists, and fact-checkers discuss how to navigate this avalanche of information, and the challenges involved in sifting facts from fiction when it comes to health-related misinformation.

Cancer Conundrum: How to Tackle Rising Cancer Cases in India?

Cancer is the second largest cause of deaths globally, according to the World Health Organization (WHO). A recent study by the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR)-National Centre for Disease Informatics and Research reported that cancer cases and deaths are expected to surge in India between 2022 and 2045. How will India tackle this increased burden and what is the way forward to build a healthier nation?

Eat Healthy, Live Healthy: Diet & Nutrition are the Cornerstones of Healthy Living

Non-communicable diseases, or lifestyle diseases account for 74% of deaths globally, according to the World Health Organisation, and many of these diseases can be mitigated by a balanced and healthy diet. We look at the age-old adage that 'we are what we eat,' and how one's dietary habits can determine their health.

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