NEW DELHI: The Delhi Government Homoeopathic Medical Officers Welfare Association (DGHMOWA) successfully organised a Continuing Medical Education (CME) programme on the theme of Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare and Homoeopathy under the Chairmanship of CME, Dr Amrit Kalsi, HOO, Directorate of AYUSH, GNCT of Delhi.
The academic session witnessed enthusiastic participation from homoeopathic medical officers and highlighted the growing role of artificial intelligence in strengthening the healthcare delivery system. Eminent speakers shared their valuable insights during the programme, including Dr Jitesh, Dr Sunil Kanada, Dr Kundan, and Dr Ankita, Assistant Professor at Delhi Technological University (DTU).
The speakers elaborated on practical applications of AI in clinical practice, research, data management, and future prospects in homoeopathy.
A General Body Meeting (GBM) was also conducted alongside the CME under the leadership of President Dr B L Meena, Vice President Dr D S Solanki, General Secretary Dr Ram Kumar, Treasurer Dr Akhter and the EC team. Important organisational matters were discussed, and members actively participated in deliberations for the welfare and professional growth of homoeopathic doctors.
The event concluded with a vote of thanks, appreciating the speakers, organising team, and members for making the CME and GBM a grand success. DGHMOWA reaffirmed its
commitment to academic excellence and the advancement of homoeopathy in the era of digital innovation.
