• Location: Northern Area Armed Forces Hospital (Click Here)
  
  
• Date & Time:-

• Day | Date: Wednesday - Thursday | 2 - 3 December 2026
• Time: (From 08:00 AM to 04:00 PM)

(      2  DAYS       )

• Goals & Objectives:-

• To enhance clinical knowledge of healthcare professionals in evidence-based diabetes management by increasing participants’ understanding of updated diabetes guidelines, pharmacological therapies, and emerging technologies by the end of the symposium.

• To improve practical clinical skills in the management of complex diabetes cases through interactive workshops and case-based discussions, with at least 80% of participants demonstrating improved confidence in clinical decision-making during post-activity evaluation.

• To encourage continuous professional development and research engagement by exposing participants to recent scientific advances, clinical research findings, and quality improvement initiatives related to diabetes care by the conclusion of the symposium.

• To strengthen interdisciplinary collaboration among physicians, nurses, pharmacists, dietitians, and allied healthcare professionals by facilitating multidisciplinary panel discussions and collaborative learning activities throughout the symposium.

• To increase awareness of diabetes prevention and complication management by providing focused educational sessions on cardiovascular risk reduction, obesity management, and early detection of diabetes-related complications during the conference program.

• To promote the implementation of patient-centered care practices by equipping participants with effective communication and counseling strategies that support patient adherence, lifestyle modification, and long-term diabetes control within their clinical practice.
  

• Learning outcomes:-
  

• At the conclusion of the Diabetes Symposium, participants demonstrated improved knowledge and understanding of current evidence-based practices in diabetes prevention, diagnosis, and management. Healthcare professionals enhanced their ability to apply updated clinical guidelines, optimize pharmacological therapies, and utilize emerging diabetes technologies in routine practice. Participants also strengthened their clinical decision-making and problem-solving skills through interactive case discussions and multidisciplinary collaboration. In addition, the symposium increased awareness of comprehensive patient-centered care approaches, including lifestyle modification, patient counseling, early identification of complications, and cardiovascular risk reduction. Overall, the activity contributed to improved professional competence, interdisciplinary communication, and commitment to delivering high-quality diabetes care and better patient outcomes.
  
  

• Topics & Timings:-

1st Scientific Table

2nd Scientific Table