AMLI - Athens Medical Leadership and Innovation Conference



Sunday MC3

MC3 HALL
09.30-10.50
3rd SESSION
Issues (I)

Moderators: K. Priftis – K. Douros

Acute airway obstruction: Pathophysiology and treatment
A. Chatzis

Probing of chronic productive cough
G. Koltsida

Urticaria and anaphylaxis in the paediatrician ́s office
S. Giavi

Discussion

10.50-12.30 4th SESSION

Round Table
Functional Gastrointestinal Disorders

Moderator: E. Roma

Introduction to functional gastrointestinal disorders in children: Classification, frequency and risk factors
G. Chouliaras

Functional disorders that manifest with nausea and vomiting
E. Karanika

Functional disorders that manifest with abdominal pain as the main symptom
S. Fessatou

Functional disorders in infants: colics, postprandial vomiting, dyschesia
M. Rogalidou

Discussion

12.30-12.50 Coffee Break

12.50-14.00 5th SESSION
Common Heart Problems

Moderator: D. Georgakopoulos

Arrhythmias in childhood and their treatment
A. Kontogeorgis

Paediatric Cardiology and prevention: From prenatal testing to pre-athletic tests
S. Koulouri

Guidelines for the measurement and evaluation of arterial blood pressure
E. Bei

Discussion

14.00-15.00 Coffee Break

15.00-17.10 6th SESSION

Specialized Paediatric Issues of Practical Interest (I)

Moderators: D. Zarganis – A. Zacharodimos

When body defense mechanisms are deemed inefficient and how does the paediatrician proceeds diagnostically
M. Tzanoudaki

Protocol of imaging control in infants with urinary tract infection
F. Komianou

Latent hyperenzymemias and their clinical importance
I. Kanavaki

Presymptomatic screening for diabetes
D. Papadimitriou

Colonization of S. Aureus and relapsing skin infections
A. Alexopoulos

Discussion

17.00-17.30 Coffee Break

17.30-19.40 7th SESSION
Specialized Paediatric Issues of Practical Interest (II)

Moderators: F. Sarifi – A. Fretzagias

Acute and chronic lymphadenopathy
F. Tzifi

Vulvovaginitis in childhood and adolescence
A. Delivelioti

Daily needs, exaggerations and danger from the administration of vitamins and trace elements
G. Papageorgiou

Nutritional principles for the treatment of obesity
I. Chryssou

Learning disabilities in childhood, warning signs
A. Sofianou

When is the referral to a speech therapist is deemed necessary?
E. Koudoumnaki

19.30-19.40 Discussion – End of the Conference

Important news about the future of health came out of the 2nd Athens Medical Leadership and Innovation Conference 2018, organised by Athens Medical Group. From 23 to 25 November more than 2.500 doctors, medical students, patient association representatives, insurance company representatives, from Greece, Russia, the Balkans, N. Africa, the Middle East, Cyprus and the former Soviet Republics, as well as many people interested in keeping abreast of modern trends in health, had the opportunity to listen to more than 250 speeches. A 75 member scientific committee had the responsibility for this multidisciplinary conference (General Clinic, Paediatrics, Nursing, Medical Tourism) in which more than 300 leading scientists from the Group participated, alongside their counterparts from Greece and abroad.

At the same time and in the context of a conference that has become an institution, more issues related to Medical Tourism and the position of Greece in an increasingly, globalised health service market were presented. In addition to these key scientific and strategic matters concerning the overall future of Greece, this international conference has dealt with Brain Gain in the health sector, as well as the Group’s very important legacy to the specific sector, as the path has now been paved for leading doctors, Greek scientists to return to Greece, who amongst other things apply new, innovative interventional techniques. Moreover, another important conference session was that on patient advocacy, which over recent years has become a matter of great importance and necessity.

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