Texila American University Zambia (TAUZ) Dean of the School of Medicine, Dr. Amit Singh, participated in the Zambia Medical Association (ZMA) 62nd Scientific Conference and Annual General Meeting, held at the Avani Victoria Falls Resort in Livingstone.
The three-day conference brought together medical professionals, researchers, policymakers and other healthcare stakeholders from across the country to discuss emerging issues and innovations in healthcare delivery and medical education.
As part of the scientific programme, Dr. Singh delivered a presentation on “Trends in Medical Education,” where he shared insights into the Indian perspective on medical training and highlighted innovative approaches to health education. His presentation explored evolving teaching methodologies, curriculum development and the importance of preparing future healthcare professionals to meet the changing demands of modern medicine.
Beyond his presentation, Dr. Singh actively participated in the conference’s scientific sessions, engaging in discussions with fellow medical practitioners, researchers and educators. He also networked with delegates, exchanging ideas and exploring opportunities for collaboration aimed at strengthening medical education and healthcare delivery.
Texila American University Zambia also maintained a strong presence throughout the conference, engaging with delegates and sharing information on its academic programmes, professional development opportunities and ongoing partnership with the Zambia Medical Association. The university’s participation in the conference reflects its continued commitment to academic excellence, innovation in medical education and collaboration with key stakeholders in advancing Zambia’s healthcare sector.
