The 5th Multidisciplinary Academy of Dermatovenereology

November 3, 2025

On 30–31 October, the Kazakh Scientific Center for Dermatology and Infectious Diseases (KSCID) in Almaty held the 5th Multidisciplinary Academy of Dermatovenereology as part of the commemoration of World Psoriasis Day.

The event featured presentations, scientific discussions and hands-on workshops delivered by leading experts in dermatovenereology.

Dr. Venera Aitkulova, dermatovenereologist of the highest category, Candidate of Medical Sciences, Assistant at the Department of Internal Medicine and Pediatrics, “MUS” Medical University, and honorary member of the “ODDL” NGO (Pavlodar), spoke about the specifics of diagnosing and managing psoriasis in children.

Dr. Saule Ospanova, Candidate of Medical Sciences, Head of the Department of Postgraduate and Continuing Education at KSCID, Chair of ODDL and member of the European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology (EADV), presented on the evolution of therapeutic strategies for psoriasis.

Specialists from the Kyrgyz Republic gave presentations on topical steroid withdrawal syndrome and laser therapy for onychomycosis. Physicians from various regions of Kazakhstan also shared their professional experience.

Participants of the Academy examined complex clinical cases, discussed modern diagnostic and therapeutic approaches for skin diseases, and exchanged practical recommendations to improve patient referral pathways.

Particular attention was given to the presentations by KSCID residents. Ten young professionals presented their research findings to senior colleagues and received valuable feedback to further improve their studies.

Competition results:
In the “Presentations” category:
1st place – A. Satubaldina
2nd place – A. Kirillova
3rd place – K. Rakhimova

In the “Poster presentations” category:
1st place – K. Rakhimova, A. Satubaldina
2nd place – A. Tyan
3rd place – A. Orash

Congratulations to all the winners!

Events like this contribute to strengthening professional collaboration among physicians, advancing youth science, and introducing innovative approaches in dermatovenereological practice. The Academy has become a platform for sharing experience, fostering a unified scientific community, and promoting high standards of quality care for people with skin conditions.

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