The Department of Oncology conducted a CME titled “Oncology Updates – Bridging Science and Practice”, aimed at integrating the latest scientific advances into day-to-day clinical care. The program highlighted recent developments in cancer diagnosis, precision medicine, and evolving treatment modalities including chemotherapy, immunotherapy, and targeted therapies. Through expert talks and interactive case discussions, the CME emphasized evidence-based practice, multidisciplinary collaboration, and patient-centered care.
The session was accredited by the appropriate medical authority, and CME credit points were awarded to all eligible participants. The program served as a valuable platform for clinicians to enhance their knowledge and translate emerging oncology research into improved patient outcomes.
1.Dr.Vishnu Agrawal--Role of robotics surgery n advances
2.Dr shreya Gattani-- role of precision oncology in lung cancer
3.Dr.Kailsh Surnare--Organ and function preservation
in HNSCC
4.Dr.Nirmal Raut--Role of immunotherapy in HNSCC
5.Dr.Prachi mehta-Less is more – Breast radiation
oncology
6.Dr Gaurav Gangwani--How to use social media to en-
hance practice
7. Dr Snehal panchal--Pain and palliative care in Oncol-
ogy
8.Dr Bhavin Visariya-- Moderator - case based panel discussions.
The CME witnessed participation from renowned panelists across diverse healthcare sectors in Mumbai, along with eminent faculty, whose contributions significantly enriched the scientific deliberations.
The program was meticulously organized and efficiently conducted by the doctors of the Department of Oncology,
1.Dr.Amol Jadhav
2. Dr Vikas Dubey
3. Dr Priyanjali Chaskar
reflecting their commitment to academic excellence and quality patient care.
The Department of Oncology conducted a CME titled “Oncology Updates – Bridging Science and Practice”, aimed at integrating the latest scientific advances into day-to-day clinical care. The program highlighted recent developments in cancer diagnosis, precision medicine, and evolving treatment modalities including chemotherapy, immunotherapy, and targeted therapies. Through expert talks and interactive case discussions, the CME emphasized evidence-based practice, multidisciplinary collaboration, and patient-centered care.
The session was accredited by the appropriate medical authority, and CME credit points were awarded to all eligible participants. The program served as a valuable platform for clinicians to enhance their knowledge and translate emerging oncology research into improved patient outcomes.
1.Dr.Vishnu Agrawal--Role of robotics surgery n advances
2.Dr shreya Gattani-- role of precision oncology in lung cancer
3.Dr.Kailsh Surnare--Organ and function preservation
in HNSCC
4.Dr.Nirmal Raut--Role of immunotherapy in HNSCC
5.Dr.Prachi mehta-Less is more – Breast radiation
oncology
6.Dr Gaurav Gangwani--How to use social media to en-
hance practice
7. Dr Snehal panchal--Pain and palliative care in Oncol-
ogy
8.Dr Bhavin Visariya-- Moderator - case based panel discussions.
The CME witnessed participation from renowned panelists across diverse healthcare sectors in Mumbai, along with eminent faculty, whose contributions significantly enriched the scientific deliberations.
The program was meticulously organized and efficiently conducted by the doctors of the Department of Oncology,
1.Dr.Amol Jadhav
2. Dr Vikas Dubey
3. Dr Priyanjali Chaskar
reflecting their commitment to academic excellence and quality patient care.
