World Health Care Congress Middle East to return to Abu Dhabi
Monday, 14 March 2011
Type: Events
Building upon the success of the inaugural event in 2010, the World Health Care Congress Middle is pleased to announce its return to Abu Dhabi, December 11-13, 2011. Organized in collaboration with sovereign partners the Health Authority-Abu Dhabi (HAAD) and the Abu Dhabi Tourism Authority (ADTA), the World Health Care Congress Middle East is the most prestigious health care event, convening global thought leaders and key decision makers from all sectors of health care to share global best practices in health care innovation and improvement.
The 2010 event gathered more than 600 health care executives from two dozen countries around the globe, including health ministers, providers, chief financial leaders, IT innovators, decision makers from public and private insurance funds, investment and venture capital principals, pharmaceutical and biotech executives, and health care industry suppliers.
Supports of the 2010 event included Mubadala Healthcare, Weill Cornell Medical College, Abbott, Children's National Medical Center, Quantros, Thomson Reuters, SEHA, American Hospital Dubai and Dilmunia at Bahrain.
Planned programming for 2011 includes:
- Global Ministers of Health Discussion on the Global Economic Crisis and its effect on Health Care
- Middle East and Northern Africa (Mena) Health Authority Dialogue - Health Care Strategies for the Future
- The World Health Care Middle East Innovation Summit
- What Innovation Means to Health Care
- Emerging Technologies for Patient Decision Making
- Patient Safety Innovation and Improvement
- Hospital/Health System CEO Debate on Global Health Care Models
- Building a Sustainable Health Care Workforce
- Best Practices in Evidence Based Medicine
- Emerging Trends in Health Care IT
- Pharmaceuticals
- Innovative Financing Models for Global Health Care Challenges
- Health Care IT from Transaction to Communication
- The Role of Cloud Computing in Health Care
- Privatization Challenges in Health Care
- Building Strategic Public Private Partnerships
- Health Care Insurance Challenges in the Middle East
- Exploring Sustainable Health through Health Care Prevention
- The Prevention of Global Chronic Disease
Source: AMEinfo
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