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On September 27-29, we had the pleasure to participate in the 19th European Health Forum Gastein co-organized, among others, by WHO and the European Commission. Invited by the hosts, Anna Skotny had the opportunity to present the Pregnabit application and platform, which had been recognized as one of the best medical applications in Europe. The commission chose the best application among hundreds that had been submitted to the contest. The conference and workshops gave an opportunity to many interesting and inspiring conversations and observations about the development of medical applications. We hope that these conversations will translate into even greater advances in our work we would like to present next year.

We are very grateful to the hosts for the invitation!

The Pregnabit team managed by Patrycja Wizińska – Socha has been recognized in the contest “The 30 Creative People of Wrocław 2016” in the science category. A formal gala to conclude the plebiscite of Wrocław citizens, the readership of www.wrocław.pl portal, took place this year on September 23. On behalf of the team the award was received by Patrycja Wizińska-Socha, Anna Skotny oraz Maria Lepucka.

To learn more about the contest “The 30 Creative People of Wrocław 2016” click here.

On September 16-17, in Warsaw, the Post-Graduate Academy Congress: “Algorithms of Performance in Gynecology and Obstetrics” took place. The meeting was attended by over 800 specialized physicians interested in the unique formula and theme of the congress. It was our first time to publish our product in front of so numerous group of experts. Pregnabit attracted a lot of interest.

The “Algorithms of Performance in Gynecology and Obstetrics” congress proved to be a most interesting meeting of professionals. The presentations were conducted in the form of simple and transparent algorithms presented by practicing physicians. The performance schemata were conducted in line with the latest advances in medicine. We are very happy to have been able to participate in such a distinguished scientific event.