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Mediclinic Sandton hosts successful women and child health CPD symposium

Over 120 healthcare professionals gathered at the Bryanston Country Club for an insightful event focused on advancing women’s and children’s healthcare.

Mediclinic Sandton proudly hosted a highly successful women and child health continuing professional development (CPD) symposium at the Bryanston Country Club on March 1, bringing together over 120 healthcare professionals, including general practitioners, specialists, and allied healthcare professionals.

This premier event served as a platform for knowledge-sharing and collaboration, reinforcing Mediclinic Sandton’s commitment to advancing women and children’s healthcare.

The symposium featured an esteemed panel of expert speakers, including subspecialist in reproductive medicine & OBGYN Dr Waynand Van Tonder, subspecialist in gynaecologic oncology & OBGYN Dr Anusha Naidoo, paediatric surgeon Dr Cleo Mshumpela, paediatric orthopaedic surgeon Dr Stephen Smith, paediatric pulmonologist Dr David Richard, and paediatrician Katherine Flack.

Dr Anusha Naidoo.

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Mediclinic Sandton hospital clinical manager Diego Hamuy-Blanco said: “We are incredibly proud to have hosted such a dynamic and impactful event. Our goal is to continue fostering medical excellence and innovation, particularly as we focus on expanding paediatric care and becoming a centre of excellence in 2025.”

Dr Waynand Van Tonder.

Each speaker delivered insightful presentations, covering critical topics in women’s and paediatric healthcare, equipping attendees with the latest advancements and best practices in their respective fields.

The symposium was further enriched by the participation of industry leaders, with Investec, Lancet Laboratories, Ampath, Safeties Pharmaceutical, Adcock Ingram, and ER24 exhibiting and engaging with delegates.

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Their presence underscored the importance of collaboration between medical professionals and key healthcare stakeholders.

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