Knowledge-Based Workshop

The Hidden Dangers: Uncovering the Truth About Antidoping, Herbal Remedies, and Substance Abuse

Objectives:

Educate participants on the scientific basis of antidoping regulations and banned substances.

Explore the potential risks of herbal remedies in sports and healthcare.

Discuss the intersection of substance abuse, herbal misuse, and patient safety.

Empower attendees to identify and address gaps in current antidoping and substance use policies.

TARGET AUDIENCE:

• Healthcare Professionals: Pharmacists, physicians, and nurses involved in patient care and medication safety.
• Students: Medical, pharmacy, and sports science students eager to understand the fundamentals of antidoping and substance safety.
• Toxicologists: Experts seeking insights into herbal contaminants and drug interactions.
• Sports Medicine Specialists: Professionals advising athletes on supplements and compliance with antidoping rules.

Skills-Based Workshop

Mastering Soft Skills for Challenging Situations Navigating Difficult People and Work Dynamics

Objectives:

Enhance participants’ ability to communicate effectively with difficult patients, colleagues, and stakeholders.

Develop strategies for managing high-stress situations, conflicts, and complex scenarios in healthcare settings.

Foster resilience and emotional intelligence

TARGET AUDIENCE:

• Healthcare Professionals: Physicians, nurses, pharmacists, and administrative staff managing patient care and teamwork.
• Healthcare Leaders: Supervisors and managers addressing workplace dynamics and conflict resolution.

Ability-Based Workshop

Unlocking Potential: The Role of Genetic Mapping in Personalized Healthcare and Drug Safety

Objectives:

Introduce participants to the principles and techniques of genetic mapping and its relevance in healthcare.

Explore pharmacogenomics and its role in optimizing drug therapy for individual patients.

Discuss real-world applications of genetic mapping in predicting adverse drug reactions and disease risk.

TARGET AUDIENCE:

• Healthcare Professionals: Physicians, pharmacists, and genetic.
• Students: Medical, pharmacy, and biomedical science students interested in genomics and precision healthcare.
• Toxicologists and Researchers: Experts investigating drug-gene interactions and pharma-