The View Hospital CEO Dr. Fatih Mehmet Gul and other officials with award recipients at the symposium.
Doha, Qatar: The View Hospital, in Affiliation with Cedars-Sinai, recently held “Innovations in Women’s Health” Symposium.
The two-day event brought together more than 200 physicians, nurses, allied health, researchers and healthcare leaders from Qatar, the GCC and international medical institutions to share the latest advancements in women’s health and exchange expertise aimed at shaping future standards of care.
The symposium emphasised the role of innovation in improving clinical practices and highlighted the need to ensure equitable and compassionate healthcare for women globally. As part of the symposium, The View Hospital presented the Women of Healing Champion Award, honouring six distinguished leaders for their extraordinary impact in healthcare.
Dr. Mariam Ali Abdul Malik, Managing Director of PHCC, was recognised for her pioneering role in strengthening primary healthcare in Qatar. Dr. Ameena Jesaimani, Executive Director of Pharmacy at HMC, was recognised for advancing pharmacy practice and medication safety.
Dr. Noora Al Hammadi, Deputy CMO at NCCCR, was recognised for her leadership in oncology and cancer innovation. Dr. Amal Al Obaidli, Chairperson of Clinical Imaging at HMC, was recognised for transforming diagnostic imaging and championing early detection. Dr. Hadeel Al Ramli, Consultant in Obstetrics and Gynecology at The View Hospital, was honoured for her compassionate, comprehensive care in women’s health.
Finally, Dr. Seungmin Kathy Lee, Consultant in Alternative Medicine at the Korean Medical Center, was recognised for integrating Korean traditional medicine with modern healthcare to advance holistic patient care.
These women embody the very essence of leadership, compassion and resilience. Their journeys reflect not only professional excellence but also a shared commitment to breaking barriers, driving innovation and elevating the standards of care for women across Qatar and beyond.
Dr. Fatih Mehmet Gul, Chief Executive Officer of The View Hospital, said: “This symposium reflects our strong commitment to making women’s health a key part of building a healthier society. By bringing together experts from different fields, we are turning the latest research and technology into real improvements in patient care.”
The symposium drew a distinguished gathering of international and regional experts, with Cedars-Sinai leaders addressing key topics such as the hormone journey from menarche to menopause, new perspectives on breast and gynaecologic oncology, and advancements in endometriosis. They were joined by a strong regional and local presence alongside contributors from Hamad Medical Corporation, Sidra Medicine, Aspetar, Weill Cornell Medicine–Qatar, Qatar University, Al Emadi Hospital, West Bay Medicare and other leading institutions.
Reflecting the global spirit of the symposium, symposium cochair Dr. Harry Sax, Professor of Surgery and Associate Dean of International Academic Affairs and site Medical Director at Cedars-Sinai; noted, “Every time experts come together to share data, techniques, and outcomes, patient care moves forward. Women represent more than half of the global population, yet they remain underrepresented in clinical research and gender specific health care protocols.”
The symposium also carried academic weight, granting participants 12.5 CPD points. This activity is an Accredited Group Learning Activity (Category 1) as defined by the Ministry of Public Health’s Department of Healthcare Professions - Accreditation Section and is approved for a maximum of 12.50 hours. Participants also received 10 CME credits recognised by Cedars-Sinai in the United States.
