AMLI - Athens Medical Leadership and Innovation Conference



Friday MC3

MC3 HALL
10.00-13.30 Advances in Gynaecology – Obstetrics
Moderators: E. Salamalekis – G. Pandos

10.00-11.00 Round Table A
Surgical Oncology

Prevention of Gynaecological Cancer – Latest views
L. Giannikos

Laparoscopic surgery in incipient endometrial cancer: Necessity or exaggeration?
G. Pandos

Cervical cancer
Th. Tsoumbis

Discussion

11.00-12.00 Round Table B
IVF

In vitro fertilization with pre-implantation genetic testing
F. Goutzioulis

In vitro fertilization – freezing of ova. A window of optimism for women
Ch. Papanikopoulos

Regenerative medicine for treatment of premature ovarian aging
K. Sfakianoudis

Discussion

12.00-13.30 Round Table C
Latest Advances in Obstetrics – Gynaecology

Moderators: L. Giannikos – K. Sfakianoudis

Cell-free fetal DNA / NIPT (non-invasive prenatal test) in prenatal screening – Latest advances
E. Anastasakis

Natural childbirth after a caesarean section
Th. Liakakos

Risk management in Obstetrics – Gynaecology
D. Tsesmelakis

Contraception – New data
V. Tsironis

Challenges and prospects in the prevention of HPV-related diseases after the release and circulation of the 9-valent vaccine
P. Thomopoulos

Discussion

13.30-14.00 Coffee Break

14.00-15.45 Innovation in Neurology
Moderators: I. Milonas – K. Karageorgiou

14.00-14.45
Round Table A
The Multiple Sclerosis Center of the European Interbalkan
Medical Center

New Multiple Sclerosis Center at the European Interbalkan Medical Center
I. Milonas

New advances in the treatment of multiple sclerosis
G. Balamoutsos

What does the Multiple Sclerosis Center offer in the treatment of the disease
K. Papadopoulos

Discussion

14.45-15.45
Round Table B
Modern Neurology

Latest achievements in Neurology
K. Karageorgiou

Multiple Sclerosis: Modern all encompassing treatment approach
D. Papadopoulos

Multiple sclerosis in children
Ε. Koutlas

Invasive treatments for Parkinson’s disease
B. Sakkou

Discussion

15.45-16.15 Emergency Treatment of Brain Diseases

Moderators: G. Orfanidis – G. Pavlidis

Surgical treatment of aneurysms (ruptured and unruptured)
E. Antoniou – K. Davanelos

Treatment of acute ischaemic stroke – Mechanical Thrombectomy
M. Karygiannis

Discussion

16.30-16.45 Greetings
16.45-18.00
1st SESSION
Nursing Issues (I)


Round Table
The Young Patient and its Parents

Moderators: I. Michou – E. Giavassopoulos

The process of venipuncture in the presence of parents
S. Karakousi

Preparing the child and its parents for the administration of anesthesia
N. Kouroupaki

The “up to date” nurse and the parent that “googles”
A. Karagiannis

18.00-18.10 Discussion

18.10-18.30 Coffee Break

18.30-19.00
2nd SESSION

Invited speaker: M. Kalogerakis
“Emotional Intelligence”

Moderators: M. Markopoulos – K. Goulopoulou

19:00-20:30 3rd SESSION
Proposals

Moderator: A. Chatzis

Educating the nurse of the future
G. Kalofyssoudis

Moderators: A. Fretzagias – E. Papadopoulou

A comment on the ideals and reality that the new nurse is experiencing
K. Goulopoulou

Moderators: Th. Karpathios – K. Goulopoulou

The role of the nurse through the perspective of the clinical
paediatrician
A. Stasinopoulou

Discussion

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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