EMPOWER-26

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Event name   

EMPOWER-26

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Organizing            Department/

Committee/ Others   

Govt Stanley Medical College, Department Of PEADIATRICS

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Type of Event   

Case Presentation Competition  

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Level of event   

National level  

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Collaboration / accreditation if any   

SRM Institute of Medical Sciences, Chennai

Marrow

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Dates/ and Duration   

17^th-19^th June, 2026

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Venue   

Government Stanley Medical College, Old Jail Road, Geogetown,

Chennai- 600001

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Details of delegates / target audience  

MBBS UG Students across various medical colleges in India  

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Total Number of delegates/  

Audiences attended  

Approximately 200 Students   

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Objectives of the event   

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To provide a platform for students to present their academic and research work through papers, posters, and presentations. 

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To enhance scientific thinking, analytical skills, and evidence-based learning among students. 

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To promote research aptitude, innovation, and academic curiosity in undergraduate and postgraduate students. 

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To improve communication, presentation, and professional skills of students. 

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To encourage inter-institutional interaction and exchange of knowledge with peers and faculty. 

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To expose students to recent advances and emerging trends in their respective fields. 

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To foster teamwork, leadership qualities, and confidence among participating students. 

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To motivate students towards higher academic pursuits and research-oriented careers. 

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To uphold academic ethics, professionalism, and institutional values during scholarly events

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To contribute to overall personality development and holistic education of students.

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Brief Report of the Event   

Chanikya Sri Manjunadha Reddy, Phase III (Part-1), 6th Termparticipated in the Case Presentation Competition held at Government Stanley Medical College. He presented in the

Pediatrics category,  on the topic of “When a Vitamin Deficiency Mimics Cardiac Catastrophe” under the guidance of Dr. Nandha Kumar V.

The abstract for the presentation was submitted on 3^rd June, 2026 and was selected on 13^th June, 2026 among 9 competing teams in the Pediatrics category. The presentation was delivered on 17^th  June, 2026 for a duration of 10 minutes, which included an a PowerPoint presentation followed by a question-and-answer session with the judges. 

The presentation received positive feedback from both the judges and the audience, being commented for a good performance despite being a first time participant. Overall, the event provided valuable academic exposure, enhanced presentation skills, and encouraged case based learning among the participants

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Feedback analysis (brief)  

The Case Presentation was well organized and academically enriching. It provided a great platform for knowledge sharing, academic discussion and widened the scope of medical research. The judging and interactions were constructive and motivating, making the event a valuable learning experience. Participants found the event informative, engaging, and beneficial for academic learning and competitive preparation. Overall, the event was considered successful and enriching by the attend.

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SDG’s Addressed  

SDG 3: Good health and well-being  SDG 4: Quality Education  

SDG 17: Partnerships for the goals   

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Outcome   

•        The event enhanced students’ understanding of conditions associated with Thiamine deficiency and its relevance to infant health along with presentation skills, and boosted confidence through academic interaction.  

•        Enhanced clinical reasoning, diagnostic approach, and problem-solving skills.  

•        Encouraged teamwork, confidence, and healthy academic competition among students.  

•        Promoted integration of theoretical knowledge with practical clinical application.  

•        Provided an enriching and interactive learning experience for all participants.