Presentations
Case presentation/
Poster presentation
Educate your fellow medical fraternity about the strangest cases or novel treatment methods you’ve seen through the Case presentation/ Poster presentation. Rules:
1. The case must be from a hospital affiliated with the college the participant belongs to
2. A scientific committee will review the submitted abstracts; There will be a selection of 15 abstracts for oral presentation from each domain.
3. The remaining abstracts will be considered for poster presentation.
4. The participant must maintain the patient/subject’s confidentiality throughout the presentation.
Rules for Submission:
1. The title of the abstract must not exceed 25 words
2. The title should be in bold “Times New Roman”, with a font size 18.
3. Below the title, please enter the Presenter’s name, year of study, phone number and the department from which the case was obtained.
4. The abstract must adhere to the word limit of 300 words
5. The main text of the abstract should be in “Times New Roman”, with a font size of 12
6. The abstract must include an introduction, case presentation and discussion, highlighting the case's novelty or management.
7. Do not enter the college name or details in the abstract, as it will make grounds for disqualification from Oral Case Presentation or poster presentation.
The cases submitted will be separated into two domains, Pre/Para Clinical and Clinical. Information regarding the Oral/Poster Presentation format will be informed on acceptance of the Abstract.
LAST DAY OF SUBMISSION: 16th July
RESULTS: 24th July
LAST DAY TO SUBMIT POSTER- 30th July
Lalit Ritwik- 9945515635
Shivam Thaker- 9986535456
Research presentation/
Poster presentation
Since the dawn of time, the discovery led the path to improvement. From lenses used to observe micro-organisms to penicillin to treat bacterial infections, medicine has had no shortage of such findings. Every medical professional's goal is to treat patients to the best of their abilities and consistently improve their quality of care. Research has taken a frontline in the field in this goal of betterment. The research and poster presentation is a deal for you if you wish to present your positive impacts and meaningful discoveries to the area.
Rules:
1. Written authorisation must be taken from the research mentor/guide
2. A scientific committee will review the submitted abstracts; There will be a selection of 15 abstracts for oral presentation.
3. The remaining abstracts will be considered for poster presentation.
4. The participant must maintain the patient/subject’s confidentiality throughout the presentation.
Rules for Submission:
1. The title of the abstract must not exceed 25 words
2. The title should be in bold “Times New Roman”, with a font size 18.
3. Below the title, please enter the Presenter’s name, year of study and phone number.
4. The abstract must adhere to the word limit of 350 words
5. The main text of the abstract should be in “Times New Roman”, with a font size of 12
6. The abstract must include an introduction, method, result and conclusion.
7. Do not enter the college name or details in the abstract, as it will make grounds for disqualification from Oral Research Presentation.
Information regarding the Oral/Poster Presentation format will be informed on acceptance of the Abstract.
LAST DAY OF SUBMISSION: 16th July
RESULTS: 24th July
LAST DAY TO SUBMIT POSTER- 30th July
Shivam Thaker- 9986535456
Lalit Ritwik- 9945515635
SYMPOSIUM
Thought-provoking speeches and educational talks are those which are never forgotten. In this pursuit of knowledge, our conference is giving the opportunity to the participants to teach Medical Topics of their interest, in unique and professional manners, at the Symposium at Meliora-2023. Rules and Guidelines for Undergraduate Medical Research Symposium
ELIGIBILITY:
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The symposium is open to undergraduate medical students (1st year - internship). Each team must consist of 3-5 members.
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Each team should select a topic of their choice from the following subjects
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Medicine and allied subjects
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Surgery and allied subjects
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OBG and Paediatrics
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Pre and para-clinical subjects
ABSTRACT SUBMISSION:
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Participants must submit an abstract of their topic consideration.
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The abstract should be not more than 200 words.
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Abstracts should be submitted within the specified deadline
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Abstract must have Title in Times New Roman, with Font Size 18.
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Abstract must have Content in Times New Roman, with Font Size 12
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Enter your participant's name, contacts and subject
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DO NOT enter your COLLEGE NAME anywhere in the document
PRESENTATION FORMAT:
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The top 15 Abstracts will be selected for Oral Presentation
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Presentations can be in the form of Powerpoint.
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For oral presentations, participants will be given a specific time limit to present their research ( 10 minutes) 7 minutes presentation followed by 3 minutes Q/A session by judges.
SYMPOSIUM STRUCTURE:
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The symposium will be organised into sessions based on the theme of the research.
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Each session will have a designated moderator to introduce the presenters and manage the time.
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Q&A sessions will follow each presentation to allow participants to ask questions and discuss the research.
Last Date of Submission: 16th July
Results: 24th July
Eureka: A Medical Hackathon
Welcome to ‘Eureka’ a Medical Hackathon, where innovation meets healthcare to shape a brighter future!
In this exciting gathering of brilliant minds, we aim to foster collaboration,
creativity, and problem-solving to address the pressing challenges faced by the medical field today.
Whether you are an experienced medical professional, a tech enthusiast, or a creative problem- solver, this hackathon welcomes participants from diverse backgrounds who share a common passion for improving the lives of patients and shaping the future of medicine. Together, we will harness our collective knowledge, expertise, and ingenuity to tackle complex challenges and find novel solutions that have the potential to create a lasting impact on healthcare systems globally.
Join us at ‘Eureka’; as we embark on an incredible journey of discovery, collaboration, and
innovation.
PROBLEM STATEMENT: Reduce mortality in emergency situations by improving coordination between emergency services and hospitals to enhance patient care.
ONLINE SCREENING
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An abstract of the idea of not more than 500 words must be prepared and submitted for the screening process latest by 12 th July 2023.
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The abstract should be formatted in Microsoft Word and single spaced, using size 12 Times New Roman font. It should also include the college name, names and contact number of the individuals and their email IDs.
- The list of selected teams will be released by 22 nd July 2023 following which teams need to prepare a presentation and submit by 30 th July 2023.
- Teams of 4 people are allowed.
- The focus should be on the product/idea with appropriate references. The presentation must include the following-
• Name of the company
• Problem it solves
• Novelty of product
• Product design (in case of product) or Workflow (in case of service)
• Potential competitors
• Risks associated with the product and investing
• Plan for what will be done with investment
Plagiarism will result in disqualification.
The top 10 teams will be selected for Oral Presentation. An additional 25 teams will be selected for Poster Presentation.
Pranav V-8920672240
Divyanshu Goel- 9889281797
Keynote Speakers
Talk-1: Welcome to the talk on the future of medicine in, a captivating exploration of the advancements, innovations and transformative technologies shaping the landscape of healthcare by the renowned expert in the field of medicine and surgery who has driven the frontiers of medical innovation. In this dynamic session, we will delve into the remarkable progress and groundbreaking research propelling healthcare into a new era of patient care. Through their expertise and visionary outlook, we will gain valuable insights into ingenious approaches reorienting us to understanding, diagnosing, and treating medical conditions. With a focus on embracing innovation and harnessing the power of technology, we will uncover the potential of medicine to revolutionize treatment approaches, enhance surgical precision and improve patient outcomes. Experience the unique opportunity to engage with a pioneer, exchange ideas and expand your understanding of this medical wing’s future. Whether you are a surgeon, researcher, healthcare professional or simply a student, this session promises to inspire and enrich your tapestry of knowledge that can prosper your professional journey. Join us for this enlightening and forward-thinking session as we unravel the potential of the future of medicine.
Talk-2: “Effective doctor-patient communication is the foundation of quality healthcare; it is the art of listening with empathy, speaking with clarity, and building trust that creates a holistically refined healthcare environment.” Difficult conversations are an inevitable part of any healthcare professional’s journey. Whether you’re a doctor, nurse, therapist or any other healthcare provider, it is crucial to be equipped with the necessary skills to handle sensitive topics, deliver difficult news, or address complex issues that arise during patient interactions. This session aims to empower you with the tools and strategies needed to approach these conversations with confidence and compassion and will allow you to gain a deeper understanding and perspective of the intricacies involved in these challenging discussions. Whether you’re a seasoned healthcare professional seeking to refine your communication skills or a student just beginning your journey, this event promises to provide valuable insights to help you navigate challenging patient conversations.
Aaditya Anand- 9910060971
Nishita T- 7829825502
Panel Discussion:
Medicine Vs Surgery
One field. One umbrella. One profession? The fascinating field of medicine weaves its intricacies in its numerous professional identities; all brought together under the communal term ‘doctor’. Medicine and surgery exist in parallel as the two fundamental streams of medical practice. The coexistence of the two families lays the foundation of the skyscraper that is the collective responsibility of the medical community. The goal? To save lives. Despite the discernible differences between the two, one continues to be perceived as a mirror image of the other, and we are here to break down this notion. In this session, the panellists will dive deep into the relationship between the two distinct career paths and the many aspects this relationship affects. With a conglomeration of various views, the discussion will dissect the layers of the progress of the medical community. Witness the discussion of the historical divide between the two families of practice, shining a newfound perspective on the age-old dichotomy. From the student trainees to the seasoned doctors, we ensure this discussion is a kaleidoscope of ideas and views that will certainly pique your interest. Spectate the two sides of the same coin: medicine vs surgery.
Saraeu Sai Vangala- 8790456612
Shambhavi Joshi- 7517330935