Events

Women’s & Children’s Health Conference

The Women’s and Children’s Health Conference (WCHC) held from 13 to 14 January 2025 gathered 38 participants from different institutions in the Asia Pacific region. The WCHC provided a platform for the exchange of ideas in the advancement of Women’s and Children’s health, creating a potential for scientific and academic collaborations. It also allowed clinicians in the regions to network and strengthen international relationships between institutions within the region.

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virtual Paediatric Multi-Disciplinary Exchange

Discussion of medical cases has always been a platform for rapid knowledge exchange between healthcare professionals and has played a major role in shaping diagnostics and treatments throughout the years.

However, such discussions are mostly done within institutions or cross institutions of similar patient demographics. Very few is said about such platforms across countries and institutions of difference income levels and living standards.

With the virtual Paediatrics Multi-Disciplinary Exchange (vPMDEX), we hope to bridge this gap by having institutions across the APAC region come together to showcase different patient cases across the different landscapes and demographics. By doing so, we aim to engage health care professionals throughout the region.

Every session, cases related to a selected topic will be discussed, the sessions will be held bi-monthly and is open to all healthcare professionals and industry partners in the region.

Upcoming Session

Past Sessions

Our first session of the vPMDEx saw 150 healthcare professionals gather on Zoom to discuss complex clinical cases of Tuberous Sclerosis Complex (TSC). The session was chaired by our own KKH expert, Dr Loh Ne-Ron and the cases were presented by Dr Lingling Xie from Chongqing Medical University, China and Dr Kavya Rajarajan from MRR Children’s Hospital.

The discussion explored evolving management strategies including the role of mTOR inhibitors in disease modification and long-term surveillance protocols. The session exemplified the value of international collaboration in advancing knowledge and harmonizing care practices, ultimately improving outcomes for individuals living with Tuberous Sclerosis Complex.

In our second session of vPMDEx, we discussed complex clinical cases on Neurofibromatosis in Children. The session was chaired by our own KKH expert, Dr Nikki Fong and Dr Enrica Tan, the cases were presented by Dr Harshal Agrawal from MRR Children’s Hospital.

Discussions emphasized early diagnosis, genetic counselling, surveillance strategies and the need for multi-disciplinary management to optimize long term outcomes. The session provided a valuable platform for peer learning, collaborative discussion, underscoring the importance of continued knowledge sharing in the care of individuals living with neurofibromatosis.

Testimonies:

“Interesting sharing on these topics”
– Ms Kalsum, Registered Nurse, SG

“Very interesting and useful session”
– Dr Kyaw, CLL Health, MM

“Very informative and effective for young learners”
– Dr Zin, CLL Health, MM

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virtual Women's Multi-Disciplinary Exchange

The virtual Women’s Multi-Disciplinary Exchange aims to bridge the gap within the region through the discussion of medical cases over a virtual platform between healthcare professionals on a regular basis. With this, we hope to shape diagnostics and treatments overtime and provide a platform for the discussion of complex cases, knowledge sharing and networking.

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Coming Soon in August 2026

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