Raebareli: The Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), Raebareli, successfully organised the ‘GENOVIA–ISAR National PG Teaching Initiative’, a one-day standardised academic module for postgraduate students of obstetrics and gynaecology, on the theme ‘Infertility: From Basic to Advanced’.
The programme was conducted under the leadership of Dr Parul Sinha, with Dr Apala serving as the programme coordinator. The initiative aimed to strengthen the academic and clinical understanding of infertility among postgraduate students and promote evidence-based approaches to its diagnosis and management.
Additional Medical Superintendent Dr Neeraj Srivastava appreciated the department’s efforts in organising an informative academic programme on infertility, an important reproductive health concern. He emphasised that such initiatives play a significant role in keeping medical professionals updated on emerging developments and improving patient care.
Executive Director Professor Amita Jain conveyed her best wishes to the organising team. She appreciated the department for selecting a highly relevant subject and observed that academic initiatives of this nature are particularly important in the present healthcare landscape.
A distinguished panel of IVF specialists from Lucknow, comprising Dr Varda Arora, Dr Anchal Garg and Dr Amrita Singh, participated in the programme. The experts shared their knowledge and clinical experience, covering various aspects of infertility, from basic investigations and management to advanced reproductive technologies and assisted reproductive techniques.
Undergraduate and postgraduate students from Raebareli, along with doctors engaged in private practice, participated enthusiastically. Interactive sessions provided a platform for knowledge exchange, clinical discussions and understanding the latest developments in reproductive medicine.
The successful organisation of GENOVIA–ISAR reflects AIIMS Raebareli’s commitment to academic excellence, strengthening postgraduate medical education and improving reproductive healthcare. The programme concluded with an emphasis on continuous learning, professional collaboration and improving the quality of infertility diagnosis and treatment.
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