Professor Tengiz Verulava's paper “Work Inclusion of Persons with Disabilities: Employers ’Perspectives” was published in the influential international peer-reviewed journal Quality - Access to Success.

An influential international peer-reviewed journal, General Hospital Psychiatry, published the paper "Coping Strategies Adopted by Australian Frontline Health Workers to Address Psychological Distress During the COVID-19 Pandemic" ("Strategies for Eliminating the Psychological Problems of Healthcare Workers during the COVID-19 Pandemic").

The International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health published a scholarly paper entitled: "Moral distress and public perceptions of mental health symptoms in frontline health care workers during the COVID-19 pandemic".

Second year students of the one-step Medical Doctor Educational Program at Caucasus School of Medicine and Healthcare Management visited the Khoni National Center for Mental Health for summer practical work.

Professor Tengiz Verulava's paper “Emotional intelligence: predictor of employees' wellbeing, quality of patient care, and psychological empowerment” has been published in the influential British international journal BMR.

Professor Tengiz Verulava's paper "Introducing Critical Incident Reporting System as an Indicator of Quality Healthcare in Georgia" was published in the influential American international peer-reviewed journal "Hospital Topics".

Tengiz Verulava, a professor at Caucasus School of Medicine and Healthcare Management, published a paper "Pre-operative anxiety in patients with congenital heart diseases" in the Journal of Cardiovascular Disease Research.

Professor Tengiz Verulava's paper “Emotional intelligence: predictor of employees’ wellbeing, quality of patient care, and psychological empowerment” has been published in the influential British international journal BMR.

On May 27, Caucasus University hosted a healthcare policy forum titled "The Primary Healthcare System and Its Role in Raising Health Capital." It was dedicated to the results of the state scientific grant for fundamental research (grant FR1 7_1 01) of the Rustaveli National Science Foundation.

On May 24, the Caucasus School of Medicine and Healthcare Management Student Scientific Conference was held.