Highlighting Excellence in Pediatrics: Dr. Arshiya Sehar Hashmath


 

We are honored to spotlight Dr. Arshiya Sehar Hashmath, a dedicated and aspiring pediatrician currently training at Dubai Hospital, part of Dubai Health, United Arab Emirates. Dr. Arshiya will be presenting a thought-provoking poster titled:
“A Case Report on Congenital Systemic Candidiasis in a Premature Neonate (Extreme Preterm Infant)”
at the upcoming 4th World Pediatrics, Perinatology, and Child Health Summit, scheduled for October 21–23, 2025, at Novotel Al Barsha, Dubai, UAE.

Know more: https://pediatrics.utilitarianconferences.com/speaker/dr-arshiya-sehar-hashmath

Introduction

Dr. Arshiya Sehar Hashmath represents a new generation of clinicians combining clinical acumen with a passion for evidence-based research. As an MBBS graduate and Trainee at Dubai Hospital’s Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), she is gaining invaluable hands-on experience in managing critically ill newborns and premature infants.

Her professional journey is marked by a relentless pursuit of excellence, intellectual curiosity, and a deep-seated desire to contribute meaningfully to pediatric healthcare. She believes that early diagnosis, multidisciplinary teamwork, and innovative medical research are the cornerstones of improving neonatal outcomes.

Benefits of Attending the Conference

The 4th World Pediatrics, Perinatology, and Child Health Summit offers participants a premier global platform to connect, collaborate, and contribute to advancing pediatric and neonatal medicine.

By attending, participants will:

  • Gain insights into rare neonatal cases, such as the one presented by Dr. Arshiya on Congenital Systemic Candidiasis, a life-threatening condition in premature infants.
  • Engage with experts and researchers who are shaping the future of pediatrics and child health.
  • Participate in interactive poster sessions, keynote presentations, and workshops that bridge the gap between clinical practice and research.
  • Earn CME/CPD credits, enhancing professional development and academic credentials.
  • Network with global leaders, clinicians, academicians, and early-career researchers dedicated to pediatric innovation.

This event is not just a conference—it’s a vibrant hub for knowledge exchange, mentorship, and global collaboration.

Research Interests

Dr. Arshiya’s key areas of research include:

  • Neonatal intensive care and critical illness management
  • Infectious diseases in neonates and premature infants
  • Evidence-based approaches in pediatrics
  • Clinical quality improvement and patient safety

Her research approach blends compassion with scientific precision. She emphasizes the importance of data-driven clinical practice and believes that every patient encounter is an opportunity to learn, improve, and innovate.

Awards, Recognition, and Achievements

Despite being at an early stage in her career, Dr. Arshiya has already made remarkable academic and professional progress.

  • She has published nearly 10 abstracts in reputed international journals, demonstrating her dedication to scientific contribution.
  • Her participation in continuing medical education (CME) programs and specialized clinical workshops underscores her commitment to professional growth.
  • She is deeply engaged in collaborative research projects and continuously works alongside mentors and senior consultants to enhance her clinical and research expertise.

Dr. Arshiya’s achievements reflect her strong work ethic, intellectual rigor, and compassionate approach to patient care—making her a role model for aspiring pediatric professionals.

Why Her Presentation Matters

Her case report, “A Case Report on Congenital Systemic Candidiasis in a Premature Neonate (Extreme Preterm Infant)”, highlights the complexities of diagnosing and managing systemic fungal infections in extremely preterm infants. Through this presentation, she aims to raise awareness among clinicians and researchers about the importance of early detection, appropriate antifungal therapy, and multidisciplinary neonatal management.

This case exemplifies the clinical challenges faced in modern NICUs and emphasizes the role of continuous research in improving neonatal survival rates.

Registration Link

Join us in Dubai this October and be part of an inspiring global event that celebrates innovation, compassion, and collaboration in pediatrics.

Register here: https://pediatrics.utilitarianconferences.com/registration

Conclusion

Dr. Arshiya Sehar Hashmath is a shining example of the new wave of young professionals driving progress in pediatric and neonatal medicine. Her dedication to clinical care, continuous learning, and academic excellence embodies the spirit of the 4th World Pediatrics, Perinatology, and Child Health Summit.

As she continues to expand her horizons through research and collaboration, her journey inspires medical students, trainees, and practitioners to strive for excellence and compassion in every aspect of healthcare.

We look forward to her contribution and wish her continued success in her pursuit of excellence in pediatrics and neonatal medicine.

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