The Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation’s (GPHC) Institute of Health Science Education held its 17th Annual Guyana Research Conference at the Arthur Chung Conference Centre (ACCC) on Saturday. Themed, “Insights and Innovation: Shaping Research Progress in Guyana,” the conference brought together healthcare professionals from across the nation to discuss pivotal research and advancements in the field.
Attendees included physicians and researchers from GPHC and other institutions, who presented a variety of studies focused on key health topics affecting the country. Presentations addressed chronic illnesses, infectious disease outbreaks, maternal and child health, and innovative management strategies tailored to meet the specific healthcare needs of Guyana. Each presentation offered unique insights into the pressing healthcare challenges currently facing the nation.
In a social media post, the hospital said that a highlight of the event was the emphasis on innovative healthcare delivery approaches. Researchers showcased advancements in telemedicine, which has shown promise for improving access to care in remote areas. The conference also featured discussions on cutting-edge surgical techniques and alternative therapies, underscoring Guyana’s commitment to modernising its healthcare system.
