The results of a study conducted at Caucasus University titled “Pregnant Mothers’ Knowledge, Attitude, and Practice Towards Prevention of Iron Deficiency Anemia in Georgia” were published in the influential international refereed journal “Al-Kindy College Medical Journal”.

On November 12, the 10th International Scientific Conference "Prospects for the Development of Georgian-Ossetian Relations" was held at Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University.

The presentation of the book "Hospital Financing by Groups Diagnosis-Related Groups: World Experience and Recommendations for Georgia" by Tengiz Verulava and Revaz Zorbenadze took place on October 24.

On October 10, the IX International Scientific Conference titled "Archival and Source Studies, Trends and Challenges" was held at the National Archives of the Ministry of Justice of Georgia. The three-day conference brought together around 200 Georgian and international scientists and researchers.

On October 2, the resident doctor, orthopedic traumatologist, Zurab Tkeshelashvili and the junior doctor of general surgery, Aleksandre Laghidze, visited the School of Medicine at Caucasus University. 

The scientific article "„Psychometric properties of the Child and Adolescent PsychProfiler v5: a measure for screening 14 of the most common DSM-5 disorders“ was published in the internationally refereed journal "Frontiers in Psychology".

Tengiz Verulava's study "Anti-Tobacco Counseling Practice and Physicians' Attitudes towards Tobacco Smoking" was published in the highly rated international refereed journal The Ethiopian Journal of Health Development.

The article "Work Motivation and Job Satisfaction among Primary Healthcare Workers in Georgia" by Professor Tengiz Verulava of the Caucasus University was published in the American influential international journal "Hospital Topics".

Caucasus University professor Tengiz Verulava has been elected to the editorial board of the international scientific journal Home Health Care Management & Practice.

On June 25, Caucasus University held a discussion on the topic Health Protection - Right or Responsibility?