Livasa Hospital Amritsar hosts CME on advancements in emergency medicine
Emergency medicine experts, physicians, intensivists, trauma specialists, anaesthetists, and healthcare professionals across Punjab and India participated in a CME on EMBRACE – Diversity in Spectrum, which was organised by Livasa Hospital Amritsar in collaboration with the Society for Emergency Medicine India (SEMI), Punjab Chapter today.
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Aug 17, 2026 04:08
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Amritsar, August 17, 2026: Emergency medicine experts, physicians, intensivists, trauma specialists, anaesthetists, and healthcare professionals across Punjab and India participated in a CME on EMBRACE – Diversity in Spectrum, which was organised by Livasa Hospital Amritsar in collaboration with the Society for Emergency Medicine India (SEMI), Punjab Chapter today.
During CME, experts discussed latest advancements, evidence-based practices, and multidisciplinary approaches in emergency medicine. The CME also featured expert-led scientific sessions on trauma management, emergency critical care, point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS), toxicology, paediatric emergencies, artificial intelligence in emergency medicine, and quality and safety in emergency departments.
Dr. Prabhpreet Singh, Consultant & Head-Emergency Department, Livasa Hospital Amritsar, said,
Addressing the CME, Dr. Prabhpreet Singh, Consultant & Head-Emergency Department, Livasa Hospital Amritsar, said that emergency medicine demands rapid clinical judgment, coordinated teamwork, and continuous up-skilling. EMBRACE was designed to create a platform where emergency physicians and multidisciplinary specialists could exchange practical insights, discuss challenging clinical scenarios, and learn from the latest evidence and innovations, he informed.
The enthusiastic participation and high-quality scientific discussions reaffirm the growing commitment of emergency care professionals towards advancing patient safety, improving emergency response systems, and delivering better outcomes across the region, said Dr. Singh.
Anurag Yadav, CEO-Livasa Hospitals said that emergency medicine is one of the most dynamic and critical specialties, and strengthening clinical capabilities through knowledge-sharing platforms is essential for improving patient outcomes.
