Ceylon College of Physicians
The Ceylon College of Physicians is Sri Lanka’s premier professional organisation for specialists in Internal Medicine and its finer specialties, which currently include Cardiology, Endocrinology, Gastroenterology, Nephrology, Rheumatology and Rehabilitation Medicine, Neurology, Pulmonology and Critical Care Medicine. We work closely with the Ministry of Health to improve the standards of care by developing policies and guidelines.
The Symposium on Nephrology focuses on the latest advancements in kidney health, disease prevention, and treatment innovations. Experts discuss emerging trends in managing chronic kidney disease, dialysis techniques, and transplant medicine. The event highlights breakthroughs in nephroprotective drugs and regenerative therapies. Sessions emphasize the importance of early diagnosis and lifestyle interventions. Interactive discussions foster collaboration among nephrologists, researchers, and healthcare professionals. The symposium aims to improve patient outcomes through knowledge exchange and clinical excellence.
The Symposium on Infectious Diseases gathered healthcare professionals and researchers to address emerging and re-emerging infectious threats.
Experts discussed recent outbreaks, antimicrobial resistance, and advances in diagnostic and preventive strategies.
Sessions explored the impact of climate change and global travel on disease transmission patterns.
Innovations in vaccine development and public health surveillance were key highlights.
Collaborative approaches between clinicians, microbiologists, and policymakers were emphasized to strengthen preparedness.
The symposium served as a platform to share knowledge and promote global health security against infectious diseases.
The Symposium on Endocrinology – Diabetes Mellitus brought together leading experts to discuss the latest advancements in diabetes research and management.
Key sessions focused on innovative treatment strategies, early diagnosis, and lifestyle interventions to control diabetes effectively.
Speakers highlighted the role of technology, such as continuous glucose monitoring and AI-driven predictive tools.
Emerging therapies like stem cell research and personalized medicine were explored for future diabetes care.
The symposium emphasized the importance of multidisciplinary collaboration among endocrinologists, dietitians, and healthcare providers.
Overall, it provided valuable insights into improving patient outcomes and reducing the global burden of diabetes.