KIMS- CME "Alcoholism - Diagnosis to Recovery"

The Department of Biochemistry at Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences (KIMS), Karad, successfully hosted a Continuing Medical Education (CME) program titled "Alcoholism - Diagnosis to Recovery" on December 4, 2024. Held at Tierra Hall, KIMS, the event united a diverse group of participants and distinguished speakers to discuss the multifaceted issues surrounding alcoholism. The CME witnessed an impressive turnout of 255 participants, comprising 160 online attendees and 95 offline attendees. The primary aim of the CME was to deepen understanding and raise awareness about alcoholism, focusing on the biochemical basis of alcohol use, medical and social complications of alcoholism, medicolegal implications and comprehensive strategies for recovery and rehabilitation. The interactive format of the CME encouraged active participation, with attendees engaging in thought-provoking discussions and Q&A sessions. Feedback from participants indicated a high level of satisfaction with the program. Many praised the comprehensive coverage of the topic, the expertise of the speakers, and the seamless execution of the hybrid format, which enhanced accessibility without compromising interaction. Its impact underscores KIMS’s dedication to advancing medical education and fostering community health awareness.

The Department of Biochemistry at Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences (KIMS), Karad, successfully hosted a Continuing Medical Education (CME) program titled "Alcoholism - Diagnosis to Recovery" on December 4, 2024. Held at Tierra Hall, KIMS, the event united a diverse group of participants and distinguished speakers to discuss the multifaceted issues surrounding alcoholism. The CME witnessed an impressive turnout of 255 participants, comprising 160 online attendees and 95 offline attendees. The primary aim of the CME was to deepen understanding and raise awareness about alcoholism, focusing on the biochemical basis of alcohol use, medical and social complications of alcoholism, medicolegal implications and comprehensive strategies for recovery and rehabilitation. The interactive format of the CME encouraged active participation, with attendees engaging in thought-provoking discussions and Q&A sessions. Feedback from participants indicated a high level of satisfaction with the program. Many praised the comprehensive coverage of the topic, the expertise of the speakers, and the seamless execution of the hybrid format, which enhanced accessibility without compromising interaction. Its impact underscores KIMS’s dedication to advancing medical education and fostering community health awareness.