Updates In Primary Care Conference 2024 (UPCC)

Updates in Primary Care: Specialist-Led Case-Based Discussions Highlighting the Latest Evidence and Best Clinical Practices - 2024

Continuing the Journey: A Healthcare Conference Hosted by WCM-Q Alumni

Step into the current and future of primary care with us at the second annual "Updates in Primary Care" conference, hosted by WCM-Q Alumni. Engage in dynamic specialist-led case discussions, panel discussions, and interactive roundtables, over two transformative days. Explore cutting-edge evidence and optimal practices for managing prevalent adult conditions in primary care, perfectly aligned with Qatar's healthcare challenges.
Tailored specifically for family physicians, general practitioners, and primary care doctors in Qatar, this event promises a unique learning experience. Don't miss this exceptional opportunity to advance your skills and network with national and international experts! Register now: http://bit.ly/4eua4eE

Date & time:
November 29, 2024: 12:30 pm – 7:10 pm
November 30, 2024: 8:00 am – 4:45 pm

Location: Le Royal Meridien Doha

Course Directors:
Mahrukh Rizvi, MD
Tariq Chukir, MD
Reshma Bholah, MD

Speakers & Moderators:
Thurayya Arayssi, MD
Essa Abuhelaiqa, MD
Munjid Al Harthy, MD
Salman Al Jerdi, MD
Sara Al-Khawaga, MD
Sadeer Al-Kindi, MD
Reshma Bholah, MD
Tariq Chukir, MD
Nimra Dad, MD
Tania Jaber, MD
Stella Major, MBBS
Zahra Naqvi, MD
Mahrukh Rizvi, MD
Diala Steitieh, MD
Noor Nabeel Suleiman, MD

Learning Objectives:
At the end of this activity, participants will be able to:
1- Review the clinical presentation, diagnosis, and updated evidence-based management of adult conditions commonly encountered in primary care, incorporating the local healthcare context in Qatar
2. Identify pharmacologic and non-pharmacologic resources and referral pathways available in Qatar to enhance the primary care physicians’ understanding and utilization of these resources in their clinical practice

Target Audience:
Physicians, family physicians, general practitioners, and primary care doctors