Dr Alvarene Kharpuria, Dr. Jyothishree M and Dr. Esha M. Nobbay, Postgraduate Residents, Dept. of Psychiatry, AIMS, BG Nagara, had participated in open quiz and won appreciation for winning the same at EEG – Basics to Bedside: CME Workshop – 2026

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Award/ Achievement

Dr Alvarene Kharpuria, Dr. Jyothishree M and Dr. Esha M. Nobbay, Postgraduate Residents, Dept. of Psychiatry, AIMS, BG Nagara, had participated in open quiz and won appreciation for winning the same at EEG – Basics to Bedside: CME Workshop – 2026

Organizing Department/ Committee/Others

Department of Psychiatry and Department of Neurology, BGS MCH, Adichunchanagiri University, in association with Indian Psychiatric Society, Karnataka Chapter

Type of Event

CME Workshop

Level of Event

State Level

Collaboration/Accreditation if any

Indian Psychiatric Society, Karnataka Chapter.

Date/s and Duration

20-08-2026

Venue

BGS MCH, Nagaruru, Bengaluru

Details of delegates /target audience 

Psychiatrists, Neurologists, Postgraduate Residents, Clinical Psychologists, Neurophysiologists.

Total Number of delegates attended from the institution

Objective/s of the Event

The CME workshop aimed to provide participants with a practical and clinically oriented understanding of electroencephalography (EEG), from basic principles and interpretation of brain waves to its application in bedside neurological and psychiatric practice. The programme focused on understanding the clinical significance of EEG, its role in psychiatry, challenges in EEG interpretation and implementation, and practical exposure through an EEG workshop and demonstration.

Brief Report of the Event (in about 200 words)

The “EEG – Basics to Bedside” CME Workshop was organized by the Departments of Psychiatry and Neurology, Adichunchanagiri University, in association with the Indian Psychiatric Society – Karnataka Chapter, on 20th August 2026 at the MEU Hall, BGS MCH, Nagaruru, Bengaluru and focused on providing participants with a comprehensive and clinically relevant understanding of EEG. The academic programme included sessions on “Decoding the Brain Waves,” “EEG in Psychiatry – Signals Beyond the Symptoms,” and “Challenges of EEG: Interpretation to Implementation. An important component of the CME was the EEG workshop and demonstration, providing participants with practical exposure to EEG-related concepts and their bedside application. The programme also included a quiz to reinforce learning and encourage active participation.

Postgraduate Residents – Dr Alvarene Kharpuria, Dr. Jyothishree M and Dr. Esha M. Nobbay, Department of Psychiatry, AIMS, represented the institution and participated in open quiz and won appreciation for winning the same. Overall, the CME provided an effective platform for interdisciplinary learning and enhanced understanding of the practical application of EEG in clinical practice, networking opportunities, and professional growth.

Outcome

The CME provided enhanced understanding of EEG basics, interpretation, clinical applications, and practical bedside use through interdisciplinary learning and demonstration along with networking, and professional growth.