GATT
Scientific and International Activities
GATT participates in national and international scientific, medical, and digital-health projects and promotes interdisciplinary collaboration, professional education, research, and knowledge exchange. In 2023, GATT achieved an important milestone through its successful participation in the 2023 State Scientific Grant Call for Fundamental Research of the Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation of Georgia. This achievement reflects our commitment not only to clinical telemedicine but also to scientific research, innovation, and the long-term development of digital healthcare in Georgia.
Connecting Georgia and the South Caucasus with International Medical Expertise
One of GATT's principal objectives is to establish Georgia as an important regional platform for telemedicine and digital healthcare collaboration. By developing telemedical networks and international partnerships, we seek to connect healthcare professionals and institutions throughout Georgia and the wider South Caucasus with medical expertise and institutions around the world. Through GATT, patients and physicians can benefit from international professional exchange, specialist second opinions, interdisciplinary consultations, and teleradiology services without geographical borders becoming an unnecessary barrier to medical collaboration.
