TISS, School of Health Systems Studies organise “Clairvoyance”in Mumbai

The theme of the conference was “An ode to health: charting the course, navigating the future”

SCHOOL OF Health Systems Studies, Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS), Mumbai recently organised a hugely successful 22nd national health conference titled “Clairvoyance” on December 7-8, 2019 at its convention centre.

While the previous versions of the conference had a great response, this one was an even bigger draw. More than 650 delegates from around the globe participated with a healthy professional to student ratio of 2:3. Noted specialists in the field from different parts of the country shared their expertise and presented insights into the global health scenario.

This year the theme of the conference was “An ode to health: charting the course, navigating the future.” Through this ode to health the conference focussed to lay out a plan or course which helped to build diverse frameworks and to ignite inspiration for system-wide success. This revolutionary paradigm acted as a definitive guide to navigate the future.

The conference was designed to discuss and develop effective and efficient approaches to meet the demands of patients and to utilise recent advancements and research for better healthcare.

The scientific, practitioner, administrator and professional-oriented and educational sessions were presented to highlight technological advancements, operational efficiency, innovations and build up the creative skills, with discussions on the numerous challenges faced for the overall benefit of public health.

The first day of the conference started with a mesmerising cultural performance by the students of School of Disability Studies, TISS. Prof Shalini Bharat, Director, TISS and Prof Anil Kumar, Dean,School of Health Systems Studies, TISS addressed the August gathering by their words of wisdom.