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BAPS healthcare professionals conference held in Texas
The event witnessed participation from over 1,150 attendees from over 30 disciplines.
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Staff Reporter - Tue, 24, Jun 2025
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The conference was rooted on the blend of science, spirituality and humanity / Courtesy photo
BAPS (Bochasanwasi Akshar Purushottam Swaminarayan Sanstha) Charities organized its first-ever Healthcare Professionals Conference (HPC) in Houston, Texas.
Over 1,150 delegates from over 30 medical and allied disciplines participated in this event.
Themed “Enrich, Explore, Empower,” the event included nine focused breakout tracks, over 60 speakers and facilitators, and up to 14 CE/CME-accredited sessions.
HPC25 sought to inspire a reflection on the deeper meaning of care.
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Sessions by prominent experts in the field of medicine were the key highlights / Courtesy photoThe conference explored cutting-edge topics such as artificial intelligence in medicine, clinical burnout, health equity, and the future of patient-centered care.
The keynote address by Jason Glover, CEO of Memorial Hermann Texas Medical Center, emphasized the human element of care through his ‘Four L’s’ philosophy: “Love, Learn, Little Things Matter, and Larger Than Each of Us”.
Larry Wedekind, CEO of IntegraNet Health from Houston, expressed his delight and said, “How to actually maintain spirituality, even in the rough experiences—I really thought that was excellent.”
Prof. Juergen Scheele, CMO of Innoplexus from Germany, said, “What I appreciate about Indian culture is how intelligently they combine spirituality with the sciences.”
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The conference explored cutting-edge topics such as artificial intelligence in medicine, clinical burnout, health equity, and the future of patient-centered care / Courtesy photo
The attendees of the conference talked about the blend of spirituality, humanity and medicine. “This wasn’t just a conference,” said Mahima Dave, PharmD, of Chicago. “It was a reawakening of what it means to heal with compassion, purpose, and humility.”
Dr. Yagnesh Dave, an internist from Atlanta, echoed similar sentiments and said, “Most other conferences focus on what to do technically, this one helped me reflect on how to become a better physician to treat my patients.”
“This experience was more than just another conference,” said Niki Patel, PharmD, MBA, CDCES, from New Jersey.
Niki added, “It was about finding your heartbeat and empowering your life with the skills to serve society.”
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