KBN University hosts Continuing Medical Education programme
KBN University hosted a Continuing Medical Education (CME) program focused on haematopoiesis and haematopathology for medical students and professionals. The event emphasized the importance of practical application and follow-up research in medical education.
Why it matters
CME programs are essential for maintaining professional standards and skill development in the medical field, directly impacting patient care quality.
The departments of pathology and physiology of the medical faculty of KBN University organised a Continuing Medical Education (CME) programme on ‘Inside the Marrow: Bridging Haematopoiesis and Haematopathology’ on Saturday.
Speaking as the chief guest, Pro-Vice-Chancellor of the university Ashfaq Ahmed stressed the need to organise CME programmes in a meaningful manner so that they would benefit society. He said it was important not only to prepare reports of such programmes but also to undertake follow-up studies over a period of time. KBN University was planning to publish the proceedings of its CME programmes in the form of a book, he added.
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