Dr. Harshitha H.A. Represents BGS Medical College & Hospital at Dakshin AHACON 2026, Secures Third Place in Poster Presentation
The Rajarajeshwari Medical College in Bengaluru recently served as the host for Dakshin AHACON, a prestigious regional conference held on August 29, 2026. This significant academic gathering was organized through a collaborative effort between the Department of Psychiatry and the Department of Pediatrics, reflecting a multidisciplinary approach to contemporary healthcare challenges. The event brought together leading medical professionals, researchers, and students to discuss emerging trends and clinical advancements in the field of adolescent health.
The conference was graced by the presence of distinguished leaders from the medical community, including the President and chairpersons of the Indian Academy of Pediatrics. Members of the Indian Adolescent Health Academy committee also played a pivotal role in the proceedings, providing expert insights and fostering academic dialogue among the delegates. Their presence underscored the importance of the conference as a platform for setting high standards in pediatric and psychiatric care for the younger population.
A major highlight of the event was the competitive poster presentation session, which showcased rigorous research and innovative clinical perspectives from various participating institutions. The organizing departments were pleased to announce that their scholarly contributions were recognized with a third place award in the poster presentation category. This achievement serves as a testament to the dedication of the faculty and students toward advancing medical knowledge and improving patient outcomes through evidence-based research.
The success of Dakshin AHACON reinforces the commitment of Rajarajeshwari Medical College to academic excellence and professional development. By facilitating such high level exchanges between specialists in psychiatry and pediatrics, the institution continues to contribute to the holistic development of adolescent healthcare strategies. The event concluded with a renewed focus on collaborative research initiatives that aim to address the complex biological and psychological needs of adolescents across the region.
