PGIMER, Chandigarh: The final day of Telemedicon 2024 held at PGIMER, Chandigarh concluded on a high note, showcasing the transformative potential of technology in healthcare. The highlights ranged from thought-provoking sessions to workshops addressing innovations in telemedicine, AI and digital health. The day began with an engaging session on Technology as a Disruptor in Critical Care by Dr. Mandar Vaidya. A dedicated session on Tele-ICU systems was held, with focus on adoption of tele-ICU technologies to address challenges in resource-constrained environments. Sessions on AI Literacy for Clinicians and Inclusive and Responsible AI for Mental Health were also held.
A parallel workshop on Digital Data and Technology in Nursing  was organized by the National Institute of Nursing Education (NINE), PGIMER, Chandigarh under the leadership of principal Dr. Sukhpal Kaur, which was attended by more than 200 delegates. The session began with inauguration by the Medical superintendent, PGIMER Dr. Vipin Koushal, with Lt. Col. Dr. Sarabjeet Kaur from Indian Nursing Council as guest of honour, awarding 5 credit hours for the workshop. Integration of digital tools in nursing, importance of documentation and potential of mobile health applications and AI for patient care were discussed.
The event culminated in the valedictory session, graced by esteemed chief guest Shri Hanumanta Rayappa, Director, ISRO. He emphasized the synergy between space technology and telemedicine, highlighting ISRO’s pivotal contributions to expanding healthcare access in India. The session was followed by the award ceremony, recognizing 3 best oral and poster presentations by Gaurang Baxi, Dr. Hima K Bindu, Dr. Brijdeep Singh, Dr. Jatinder Kumar and Ankita Kumar. The chairperson of Telemedicon 2024 Dr. Biman Saikia, presented the conference report, consisting of more than 500 registrations including conference and workshops, 38 sessions with 5 dedicated workshops, and the award of 11 CME credit hours by Punjab Medical Council. 
The medallion between outgoing TSI president Dr. Kim R and incoming president Dr. Prem Nair were exchanged. The Secretary TSI announced Bangalore as next year’s venue for the conference, and concluding remarks were given by organizing secretaries Dr. Uma Nahar and Dr. Amit Agarwal, extending thanks to everyone, including the organizing team, especially Dr. Richa, Mrs. Maanvi, Dr. Arun and Mr. Nainesh for their support in conducting a successful conference.
Telemedicon 2024, through its diverse sessions and expert-led discussions, has reaffirmed its position as a leading platform for fostering innovation in telemedicine. By bridging the gap between technology and healthcare, the conference sets the stage for a future where healthcare is not only accessible but also equitable for all.