Synopsis
The fourth 'Vande Ayucon 2025' conference in Ahmedabad will honor Ayurvedic doctors and introduce an OPD software for enhancing practice efficiency. The event aims to modernize Ayurveda through digitalization and will host numerous Ayurvedic experts, fostering innovation and knowledge exchange.Key Takeaways
- 'Vande Ayucon 2025' conference scheduled in Ahmedabad.
- Introduction of OPD software for Ayurvedic practitioners.
- Emphasis on digitalization in Ayurvedic practices.
- Participation from 27,000 Ayurvedic doctors.
- Platform for knowledge sharing among Ayurvedic professionals.
Ahmedabad, March 15 (NationPress) The fourth edition of 'Vande Ayucon 2025', a conference focusing on the Ayurvedic medical system, is scheduled to take place this Sunday in Ahmedabad, Gujarat. During this event, esteemed Ayurvedic practitioners from the state will be honored.
An Out Patient Department (OPD) software will be provided to all Ayurvedic physicians participating in the AYUCON, organized by the Gujarat Ayurvedic and Unani Medical System Board.
Additionally, Ayurvedic doctors attending this initiative will receive valuable guidance.
This OPD software will empower doctors to enhance their practice efficiency.
During the conference, critical discussions will be held on the significance of digitalization in Ayurveda, which is crucial for modernization and development.
Approximately 27,000 Ayurvedic practitioners from the state will participate indirectly, with 500 prominent Ayurvedic doctors in attendance.
The program will feature a lecture series by distinguished Ayurvedic experts from across the nation, aimed at motivating physicians to innovate and enhance their medical practices.
As per the Gujarat Ayurvedic and Unani Medical System Board, numerous transformative changes have occurred in Ayurveda since Narendra Modi assumed the role of Prime Minister.
The confidence of the public in Ayurveda has grown, and several measures have been taken to rejuvenate this sector.
Notably, Jamnagar in Gujarat has emerged as a pivotal hub for Ayurveda, witnessing significant advancements in the production of Ayurvedic medicines.
Sanjay Jivrajani, Chairman of the Gujarat Ayurvedic and Unani Medical System Board, stated that from 2014 to 2025, numerous developments have been observed in the Ayurvedic field in the state.
"Our goal is to integrate Ayurveda with society. Previously, there were only nine Ayurvedic colleges in Gujarat; now, there are 42 Ayurvedic colleges producing highly skilled Ayurveda professionals. It's encouraging to see their innovative ideas."
He noted that while only 300 Ayurvedic doctors were trained in Gujarat in 2014, the annual training now encompasses around 3,000 Ayurvedic doctors.
The societal perspective towards Ayurveda has shifted, with growing interest. The recognition of Ayurveda has now achieved a global stature, Jivrajani added.
This event will not only highlight the transition towards a digital era in Ayurvedic medicine but will also serve as a venue for Ayurvedic practitioners to share their insights and experiences.
