Tree Top Hospital hosts landmark workshop on pain management ahead of SAARC Conference

Aug 17, 2026, 9:01 PM
Held on August 14, the event served as the official precursor to the SAARC-AA 2026 Conference, marking a historic moment for medical professional development within the region.

Held on August 14, the event served as the official precursor to the SAARC-AA 2026 Conference, marking a historic moment for medical professional development within the region.

Tree Top Hospital has achieved a major milestone in the Maldivian healthcare sector by successfully hosting a pioneering pre-conference workshop on Advanced Interventions in Chronic Pain Management.

Held on August 14, the event served as the official precursor to the SAARC-AA 2026 Conference, marking a historic moment for medical professional development within the region.

The intensive, full-day workshop brought together a prestigious cohort of international experts and regional healthcare professionals. The curriculum was designed to provide hands-on learning experiences, focusing on the latest advanced interventional techniques and patient-centered care models. A primary objective of the sessions was the integration of cutting-edge technologies into chronic disease treatment pathways, ensuring that practitioners are equipped with the tools necessary to manage complex pain conditions effectively.

The collaborative environment allowed participants to engage in direct interaction with visiting faculty members. This exchange of knowledge is expected to have a lasting impact on clinical practices across South Asia, as attendees return to their respective institutions with enhanced skills and updated methodologies. By facilitating this high-level dialogue, Tree Top Hospital has reinforced its position as a regional hub for medical excellence.

Dr. Srivatsan Sridhar G, CEO of Tree Top Hospital, emphasized the importance of international cooperation in the medical field. He noted that such collaborations are essential for advancing healthcare standards and ultimately achieving better outcomes for patients.

"Hosting this workshop was an honour and a valuable opportunity to share expertise across borders. We believed such collaboration was key to advancing healthcare and improving patient outcomes," he said.

The success of this workshop set the stage for the main SAARC-AA 2026 Conference, which took place on August 15, 2026, in Ukulhas. This marked the first time the conference was held in the Maldives, underscoring the nation's growing influence in the regional medical community. The event highlighted Tree Top Hospital's ongoing commitment to innovation and continuous professional development.

Tree Top Hospital continues to lead initiatives aimed at strengthening knowledge sharing and promoting best practices throughout the Maldives and the wider South Asian region. Through these educational efforts, the hospital seeks to elevate the standard of care and contribute to improved health outcomes for the community. For more information regarding the hospital’s services and future educational programs, interested parties may contact 3351630 or email care@treetophospital.com.

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