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12th World Medical Tourism & Global Healthcare Congress

The 12th edition of the World Medical Tourism & Global Healthcare Congress (WMTC) will be hosted in Abu Dhabi, bringing together a number of the healthcare industry’s stakeholders and largest buyers, key leaders, insurance companies, ministries and health authorities to share the most current field-related case studies and latest developments. The Congress, the annual conference for the Medical Tourism Association, is being held outside of the USA for the first time in 12 years. It will run for three days in collaboration with the Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi (DCT Abu Dhabi) and the Department of Health – Abu Dhabi. The Congress will see more than 100 experts and leaders from the healthcare industry where they will discuss the latest developments in the field of healthcare and medical tourism.

Start Date : 15 Oct, 2019

End Date : 17 Oct, 2019

Venue : Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre, Abu Dhabi

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The ETC/UNWTO publication on Exploring Health Tourism aims to provide a better understanding of the growing segment of wellness and medical tourism. The study introduces the evolution of health-related tourism products and services from all around the world and provides insights into the current situation of the industry, as well as the future potential. It also includes a comprehensive taxonomy that serves as a common reference for tourism destinations operating in this field, as well as a practical toolkit to assist NTOs and DMOs with their planning and management of health-related tourism activities.

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Jonathan Edelheit

Jonathan Edelheit is Chairman & Co-founder of the Medical Tourism Association. A visionary in the medical travel industry, Mr. Edelheit works with leading governments, hospitals, healthcare providers, insurance companies, and referring organizations across the globe to launch successful and sustainable medical travel programs.   Mr. Edelheit has led initiatives in Abu Dhabi, South Korea, Dubai, Jordan, Costa Rica, Colombia, Florida, Las Vegas, Miami and numerous destinations around the world.  He was a key player in rebuilding South Korea’s medical tourism program, driving it to becoming one of the top destinations in the world, receiving more than 400,000 medical tourists yearly.   He is the editor of the Medical Tourism Magazine, and organizes the largest event in the industry, the World Medical Tourism & Global Healthcare Congress.   Mr. Edelheit is driven by a passion to make healthcare more transparent, affordable and accessible and to make knowledge and resources about the industry easily accessible.  He is committed to breaking down all the barriers that stand in the way of the industry achieving its true potential.   Mr. Edelheit has built the largest network of industry stakeholders from across the globe reaching hundreds of thousands of professionals. He is not only the largest influencer on LinkedIn in Medical Travel, but also one of the largest influencers on LinkedIn in travel, tourism and employer healthcare and insurance.   With more than 500,000 members in his LinkedIn Groups, Mr. Edelheit continues to advocate and grow awareness for medical travel and help support those professionals who have made medical tourism their career.  Mr. Edelheit has personally made several strategic investments in the industry and is an adviser to multiple organizations.  

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The Medical Tourism Association is a Global Non-profit association for the Medical Tourism and International Patient Industry. The MTA works with healthcare providers, governments, insurance companies, employers and other buyers of healthcare - in their medical tourism, international patient, and healthcare initiatives - with a focus on providing the highest quality transparent healthcare.

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The world medical tourism & global health congress.

The Medical Tourism Association has reported the fourth edition of the World Medical Tourism & Global Healthcare Congress to be a huge success with a higher and more diverse level of attendees.

Oct 27, 2011 - Successfully entering its third day, the Congress, partially integrated with the Employer Healthcare Congress and gathering world industry leaders, has attracted participation of approximately 2,000 top industry players from over 90 countries from various sectors. These players include government representatives, global healthcare leaders, insurance industry giants, medical tourism facilitators and healthcare management professionals.

The Ministerial Summit brought together ministers of health, tourism, economic development from 25 countries. Renee-Marie Stephano, president of the MTA, said, “This year senior leaders presented on the best practices and practical case studies in the industry. Following the summit a declaration of cooperation will be signed between the countries to learn more and dedicate resources to establishing sustainable and dependable medical tourism programs, and to conduct research and provide education to industry stakeholders in their respected regions. Our conference is exceeding all our expectations. The ideas that are being shared and the new relationships being developed will be the foundation for the upcoming year.”

European Cross Border Healthcare was a hot topic of conversation as Bernard Merkel, head of the Food Safety, Health and Consumer Affairs section of the Delegation of European Union/Commission, presented on strategies related to the opportunities hospitals and governments have to invest in their healthcare infrastructure.

During the opening day, the MTA shared strategic initiatives including a hosted VIP Government roundtable and the conference presented the first medical tourism and global healthcare leadership awards. The meticulous agenda for the event features star keynote speakers and enhanced educational workshops which covered the essentials and the future of these industries.

Bill Rancic, the first winner of NBC’s “The Apprentice,” opened the sessions on Thursday with a presentation on entrepreneurial practices, while Cecil Wilson, the 165th President of the American Medical Association, presented on the future of healthcare and healthcare Reform in the United States. John Casey, the Director of International Benefits for Google, Inc., gave insight into how to create the “healthiest employee in the world.” Rounding out the keynote speakers were President of Twist Image Mitch Joel, who presented the importance of marketing in social media in the workplace; and, Dr. Robert Rey, specialist in minimal scar plastic surgery, focused primarily on the importance of working with charities and building an international surgical practice.

The Medical Tourism Association looks forward to its 5th annual conference, which will take place in Fort Lauderdale/Miami, Florida at the five star Westin Diplomat Resort on the beach on October 24-26th 2012.

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On Wednesday 9 March 2022 at 16:00h CET online, the world’s most prestigious tourism congress ITB Convention will feature medical and health tourism challenges and solutions in the post-pandemic times. The topics will cover corona recovery concepts in medical spas and climate health resorts and current challenges for medical tourism buyers and suppliers. It will also discuss new promotional opportunities for the Great Spas of Europe after being recognized by UNESCO. Finally, the prestigious ITB Medical Tourism Award 2022 will be handed out to an outstanding industry member. You can join free of charge by registering at https://www.itb.com/en/besuchen/tickets/

The event will be moderated by Rika Jean-Francois, Commissioner of Corporate Social Responsibility, ITB Berlin, and Thomas Bömkes, Medical Tourism Advisor ITB Berlin / Diversity Tourism, Munich.

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In February 2022, Dr. Liudmila Andreeva, MD , HTI representative for CIS countries since 2019, was appointed Head of International Relations of the HTI. Besides being a medical doctor and MBA graduate, she is an experienced healthcare manager, medical business consultant, and internationally recognized expert in medical and wellness tourism. Her expertise has been acknowledged by clients in Russia, Kazakhstan, Korea, Italy, India, Finland, and the UAE, either as the organizer of doctors’ exchange programs and hosted buyers’ events or when offering training and lectures in the medical tourism sector. You can reach her: [email protected]

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10–12 september 2024, global learning, local action.

Windsor Convention & Expo Center, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

The World Hospital Congress is a unique global forum connecting leaders and decision-makers of hospitals, health services, and healthcare organizations.

Health sector leaders and hospital executives from across the globe come together at Congress to:

• share knowledge and good practices in leadership, management, and service delivery
• exchange new ideas and innovations
• network with other senior executives from across the international healthcare community.

As the only organization connecting managers of hospitals and health systems worldwide, the IHF’s Congress provides a unique opportunity to engage in a 360-degree learning and networking experience with global peers.

The first Congress was held in 1929 in Atlantic City, USA. Taking place in different regions each edition, the Congress has been held as an annual event since 2015.

The 47th IHF World Hospital Congress is being co-hosted by the IHF and the Brazilian Hospital Federation on 10–12 September 2024 at the Windsor Convention & Expo Center in Rio de Janeiro. 

About the IHF

Established in 1929, the IHF is a global not-for-profit, non-governmental membership organization, headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland.

The IHF provides its members with a platform for knowledge exchange and networking with different actors in the health sector, to improve the standard, quality, sustainability, and level of service delivery.

The IHF supports healthcare leaders to excel with training and development. Through its members, it is the voice of hospitals on the global stage.

In 2022, the IHF established the Geneva Sustainability Centre to support IHF members to address the environmental sustainability challenges of today and tomorrow.

Our featured speakers and session chairs

Dr Joanne Conroy

President and CEO, Dartmouth Health, USA

Joanne Mather Conroy, MD, serves as the President and CEO of Dartmouth Health (DH). As Chief Executive Officer of New Hampshire’s only academic health system, Dr Conroy has overseen significant positive changes – including a dramatic turnaround in the D-HH system’s financial performance and a strategic planning process that will guide the organizations into the future.

Dr Conroy is a committed leader in advancing equity in the workplace. She is a co-founder of “Women of Impact,” a nonpartisan group of 140 female health care leaders representing all sectors of the health care industry across the nation. Dartmouth Health was also one of the founding signatories of the TIME’S UP Healthcare initiative, which aims to increase safety and gender equity in the health care industry.

Prior to her arrival at DH, Dr Conroy served as the Chief Executive Officer of Lahey Hospital and Medical Center in Burlington, MA and as Chief Health Care Officer for the Association of American Medical Colleges in Washington, DC. She has also served as Chief Medical Officer, Vice President of Academic Affairs, and Executive Vice President of the Atlantic Health System based in Florham Park, NJ and as President and Chief Operating Officer for the Morristown Memorial Hospital (now called Morristown Medical Center) in Morristown, NJ.

She received her undergraduate degree in Chemistry from Dartmouth College and her medical degree from MUSC, where she completed her residency in anesthesiology. Dr Conroy is board-certified with the American Board of Anesthesiologists.

Plenary session 1: Generational leadership shift: Navigating new challenges, shaping better futures

When: Tuesday 10 September | 09:40–10:40

Mr Pedro Delgado

VP, Institute for Healthcare Improvement, UK

Pedro leads the Institute for Healthcare Improvement’s portfolio of work in Europe and IHI’s equity work outside of the US. He has led IHI’s work over the years in three regions (Latin America, Europe, and Australasia) as well as the IHI Open School. Based in the United Kingdom, he has been a driving force in IHI’s global expansion. From work on improving children cancer care across 6 countries, to reducing C-sections and healthcare-acquired infections in Brazil and several Latin American countries, to improving early years education in Chile, to improving patient safety in Portugal and mental health in London.

Mr Delgado has led the key senior relationships, design and implementation of large-scale health system improvement efforts and networks globally. He coaches senior leaders and teams, and lectures extensively worldwide on large-scale change, patient safety, and quality improvement. He is an Instructor at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, a Senior Atlantic Fellow of Health Equity. He is on the International Editorial Board of BMJ Leader, part of the IHI BMJ Governance Group and an Advisory Board member for the Health Foundation’s Q Network. Prior to joining IHI in 2010, he held roles in hospital management and large-scale improvement leadership in the UK, as well as working in mental health in Venezuela and the UK.

In October 2019, Pedro was recognized with the Julia Lima Award by Einstein Hospital in Brazil for his contributions to patient safety and quality improvement in Latin America.

Dr Toseef Din

CEO, M.P. Shah Hospital, Kenya

Toseef Din is a dynamic leader driven by a profound personal vision: to integrate spiritual consciousness and professionalism into every facet of her life. As the Chief Executive Officer of M.P. Shah Hospital, Toseef has distinguished herself as a trailblazer in healthcare management – earning accolades such as the Top 40 under 40 Africa Award for Health and Wellness in 2022, and recognition as one of the 30 most inspirational African Muslim women.

With over two decades of experience in finance and healthcare, Toseef is adept at navigating complex market conditions, fostering sustainability, and driving growth. Her educational journey, which includes qualifications in ACCA, CPA(K), a Bachelor’s in Applied Accounting and a Master’s in Financial Management, reflects her relentless pursuit of excellence. Currently pursuing a PhD in Business and Management, Toseef embodies a commitment to lifelong learning and personal development.

Toseef’s leadership extends beyond the boardroom, grounded in a deep sense of responsibility to both her community and the environment. She pioneered the ‘Go Green’ Initiative at M.P. Shah Hospital in 2019, recognizing the interconnectedness of climate and health crises. Through initiatives like Green365, partnering with Africa Collect for textile recycling, launching ‘stash the trash’ campaigns, and implementing paperless systems, Toseef has fostered a culture of environmental stewardship within her organization.

Toseef is dedicated to leaving a lasting, positive impact on both individuals and the planet. As she takes the helm of the net-zero session in healthcare, her multifaceted expertise and unwavering commitment to sustainability promise to inspire meaningful change.

Plenary session 2: Net zero in healthcare: Debunking the myths

When: Wednesday 11 September | 09:00–10:30

Dr Sidney Klajner

President, Sociedade Beneficente Israelita Brasileira Albert Einstein, Brazil

Sidney Klajner is a General and Colorectal Surgeon and President of the Sociedade Beneficente Israelita Brasileira Albert Einstein – one of the TOP 50 Best Hospitals in the Newsweek Ranking since 2019. In 2023, he joined the Board of Directors of the Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI) after 10 years of a strategic alliance maintained by Einstein and IHI.

Since 2018, he has been a member of the Advisory Board of the University of São Paulo Medical School Foundation. Additionally, Dr Klajner is a visiting professor at the Executive MBA in Health Management at the Einstein Institute of Teaching and Research.

Since 2016, he has been leading the digital health transformation at Hospital Albert Einstein: fostering a culture of incorporating cutting-edge software, digitalization of processes, and extensive use of data, technologies, and technological tools among others in private and public sectors. With his leadership in emerging healthcare technologies, he was invited last year to speak at South by South West (SXSW) – the largest festival of innovation and technology in the world – being the first speaker of a Brazilian health organization.

In the editorial area, he published the book “The Digital Revolution in Health” (Editora dos Editores). He is also among the 10 Brazilian leaders with the most relevant presence on LinkedIn, according to the ranking of the GV Executivo magazine from the Getulio Vargas Foundation; and has been Top Voice in Health on the social network since 2020.

Dr Wang-Jun Lee

Chairman and CEO, Myongji Hospital, South Korea

Dr Lee is one of the most influential persons in the Korean healthcare sector. He is the Chairman and CEO of Myongji Medical Foundation, and runs one more acute hospital and three long-term care facilities. Also, he is the Chief Executive Officer of Korea’s most influential healthcare news and publishing company, ‘The Korean Doctors’ Weekly’, founded in 1992.

Additionally, he is one of the leading NGO activists in the medical aid area for migrant workers in Korea, and now serves as Vice Chairman of the Migrant Health Association in Korea. As an Executive Director of the Korean Hospital Association, he is the Chairman of the Korea Healthcare Congress – which is the top healthcare congress in Asia.

He is also the immediate Past President of the Korean Society for Quality in Healthcare (KOSQua). Recently, he has been passionately involved in diverse national activities related to infection control and vaccine development during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Dr Lee graduated from the Seoul National University, College of Medicine. He achieved Board of Surgery in Seoul National University Hospital. He was awarded a PhD degree from the same university.

Prof. Aymeric Lim

CEO, National University Hospital, Singapore

Aymeric is the Chief Executive Officer of the National University Hospital in Singapore – a leading tertiary care hospital integrating education, research, and innovation to address both present and future healthcare challenges.

The 1,200-bed hospital is the principal teaching hospital of the School of Medicine and the Faculty of Dentistry of the National University of Singapore. It is Singapore’s only university hospital and a key member of the National University Health System, one of three public healthcare clusters in the country.

The hospital adopts a digital first strategy. It is part of the first public healthcare cluster to be fully integrated on NGEMR. Its success with integrating AI in patient care includes the use of an AI-based neuro imaging capability to expedite the identification of stroke patients; and a data dashboard network that provides “live” medical data of patients, enabling tracking of wait times and prediction of daily patient turnout, allowing for more informed decisions about how best to allocate resources. Another tool flags hypercalcaemia to clinicians in real time, prompting quicker interventions for patients. The hospital has set out an ambitious goal to be an AI-literate organisation by embedding innovations as a way of work and life to improve efficiency, and being creative in the delivery of healthcare.

A practising hand surgeon sub-specialising in peripheral nerve surgery, Aymeric’s work has earned him numerous awards, including the National Medical Excellence Awards – Outstanding Clinician Award.

Plenary session 3: Revolutionizing healthcare: The current landscape of generative AI

When: Thursday 12 September | 09:00–10:30

Dr Michael Schlosser

SVP of Care Transformation and Innovation, HCA Healthcare, USA

Michael Schlosser, MD, MBA is the Senior Vice President of Care Transformation and Innovation for HCA Healthcare. Reporting directly to the CEO of HCA, he is responsible for leading care delivery innovation and transformation for the enterprise. His department’s vision is to design, develop, integrate, implement, and optimize technology and processes that drive care delivery with the common goal of improving the experience and outcomes for HCA Healthcare’s leaders, care teams, and patients. As part of this strategy, he leads the implementation and optimization of our electronic health record systems, HCA Healthcare’s data science and data strategy teams, and the enterprise Responsible AI program.

Prior to this role, he served as the group’s Chief Medical Officer – leading the clinical operations for 100 HCA hospitals, overseeing quality, patient outcomes, and clinical strategy. He has also served as the Chief Medical Officer for Healthtrust.

Dr Schlosser is a neurosurgeon and completed his residency and fellowship at Johns Hopkins, has served as a Medical Officer with the FDA, and holds a degree in Chemical Engineering from MIT and an MBA from Vanderbilt.

Ms Sara Siegel

Global Head of Healthcare, Deloitte, UK

Sara is Deloitte’s Global Health Sector Leader and leads the health practice in the UK. This encapsulates the firm’s work with the payor and provider systems both publicly and privately funded.  Sara’s passion for health began when she moved to the UK in 2003 and was first exposed to the NHS.

Sara believes passionately in the mission of the NHS and sees the incredible value that a health service free at the point of need provides to society.  With her teams, she supports the NHS to do more and better with the resources at its disposal.  Some of Sara’s work includes supporting the government on its Coronavirus testing programme, and the introduction of robotic and cognitive automation to improve the speed and quality of NHS services and to release more time for direct patient care. It is the introduction and uptake of new innovative practices either pioneered by individuals or tested first in other health systems around the world that Sara most enjoys working with her NHS clients on.

In her global role, Sara is growing the firm’s presence in implementation of Electronic Health Records, and increasing the presence of AI and Generative AI in the firm’s work. She is also focused on health equity and sustainability and climate.

Sara is a trustee of the Peter Sowerby Foundation which supports healthcare causes and she is a trustee of the Conservation Collective, an environmental charity that promotes local teams working to solve environmental problems.

Prof. Nick Watts

Director of the Centre for Sustainable Medicine, National University of Singapore, Singapore

Professor Nick Watts MBBS, MA, BMedSci, FFPH is the Director of the Centre for Sustainable Medicine, leading NUS’s efforts to accelerate the transition to net zero and resilient healthcare systems across the world.

Prior to NUS, he worked as the Chief Sustainability Officer for the NHS in the UK, where he spearheaded their efforts to deliver low-carbon healthcare – leading the Greener NHS team with a budget of almost S$1 billion. He is a medical doctor, a Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians’ Faculty of Public Health, and has worked as the Executive Director of the Lancet Countdown and as the Founder of the Global Climate and Health Alliance and the UK Health Alliance on Climate Change.

Dr Syed Farhat Abbas Naqvi

CEO, Aga Khan University Hospital and Health Services, Pakistan

Dr Farhat Abbas is currently serving as the Chief Executive Officer of Aga Khan University Health Services in Pakistan – overseeing 5 hospitals and the Outreach Health Network across the country. With fellowships in surgery and urology from Pakistan, UK and USA, he is a Professor of Urology and a well-recognized Uro-Oncologist and Reconstructive Surgeon with a rich academic background.

Dr Abbas has held various pivotal roles at the University, contributing significantly to health sciences education, service, research, and administration. As the Dean of the Medical College from 2010 to 2018, he oversaw significant developments: including the introduction of new academic programs and the establishment of research centres. He has served on several national and international committees including those of the World Health Organization and has also made substantial research contributions in the area of prostate and other urological cancers.

Beyond academia and leadership in health sciences, he has contributed to humanitarian causes in disaster relief operations, promoting postgraduate medical education, and other national initiatives in war torn Afghanistan. He is a Fellow of the Pakistan Academy of Sciences and Pakistan Academy of Medical Sciences.

Recognized for his outstanding contributions, he has received numerous awards, including the Tamgha-e-Imtiaz and Sitara-e-Imtiaz from the President of Pakistan.

Tackling inequities: Leading accessible, integrated delivery systems

When: Wednesday 11 September | 15:50–16:50

Prof. Arnon Afek

Associate Director General and Acting Director of General Hospital, Sheba Medical Center, Israel

Prof. Arnon Afek MD, MHA is the Associate Director General of Sheba Medical Center and the Acting Director of Sheba General Hospital. He was also the Former Director General of the Israeli Ministry of Health (MoH) and the Founding Chairman of the Dina Recanati School of Medicine at The Reichman University.

Prof. Arnon Afek has robust experience in healthcare leadership roles, serving as past director general of the Israeli MoH and member of the Bureau of Governors of the OECD Health Committee, taking an active role in designing health policy. Afek is a top authority on Israel’s healthcare system and distinguished leader in improving patient outcomes – he thus served on the National Corona Professional Advisory Board, informing the national health policy response.

Afek possesses a diverse background in managing medical education strategy serving as the Director of the New York State or American MD Program. As founding chairman of the Dina Recanati School of Medicine at The Reichman University, he is leading by example driving change in the way medicine is taught to next generation medical students.

He served as Chairman of the Association of Hospital Directors and currently serve as their Associate Chairman. Afek has received numerous awards, amongst them the Israeli Civil Service Commission Award for reducing bureaucracy in physician licensing and Quality Improvement Award for advancing quality of care in Neonatal Units throughout Israel.

Workforce opportunities: Examples of preserving and engaging staff

When: Tuesday 10 September | 13:10–14:10

Dr Sumaya Al Blooshi

Director of Nursing, Emirates Health Services, UAE

Dr Sumaya Mohamed Al Blooshi, BSN, MSN, PhD, FAAN is the President of the Emirates Nursing Association and the Director of the Nursing Department in the Emirates Health Services. She is leading the National Nursing and Midwifery Strategy in the UAE and the Task Force Committee for the Cabinet Initiative on the Attractiveness of the Nursing Profession. She is also an Honorary Associate Professor at MBRU.

Dr Sumaya is an Awardee of the Emirates Pride Medal for Mohammed Bin Rashid Government 2017, the Community Serving Medal 2020, the Best Government Communication Campaign in Promoting the Nursing Profession 2018, the “Pioneer Nurse” at the Global Health Pioneer Awards, and a Fellow of the American Academy of Nursing 2022.

Sustainable workforce solutions: Boosting wellbeing and recruitment

When: Wednesday 11 September | 11:00–12:00

Dr Essam Al Zarouni

Executive Director of the Medical Services, Emirates Health Services, UAE

Dr Essam Al Zarouni Howayyer is a 45-year-old Emarati physician. He graduated from the medical school at the UAE University in 2003. He completed his specialization in Paediatric Emergency Medicine in University of Manitoba (UOM), Canada. Upon return from Canada, he worked for one year in Al Qassimi Hospital (AQH) before joining Shaikh Khalifa Medical City (SKMC) – Abu Dhabi’s Emergency Department in July 2013 as a Consultant to gain more clinical experience. After two years, he returned to the Ministry of Health as a Head of Accident and Emergency Department in AQH.

Dr Howayyer played an active and major role in establishing and operating the new accident and emergency building and department in AQH, in the beginning of March 2016. He also was a key member in the team who managed to get Joint Commission Certification (JCI) accreditation for AQH by the end of 2018. Along with that, he established the Arab Board Residency Program in the Accident and Emergency Department of AQH at the same time.

In October 2021, he was assigned as the Director of the Hospital Department in Emirates Health Services (EHS) establishment. In June 2022, he was appointed as Acting Chief Executive of the Medical Services at EHS.

Dr Howayyer is heavily involved in quality and performance improvement projects both at the hospital as well as the corporate level. He chairs multiple committees at national and corporate levels.

Innovating for quality: Enhancing patient care with digital solutions

When: Wednesday 11 September | 14:10–15:10

Dr Dina Alismail

Executive Director of Healthcare Leadership Academy, Saudi Commission for Health Specialties, Saudi Arabia

With a degree in Health Informatics and an Executive Leadership diploma from INSEAD, Dina worked as the Executive Director of Academic and Training Affairs at King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz University Hospital of Princess Nourah University. Before that, she was the Director of Training and Scholarship at King Khaled Eye Specialist Hospital. She’s an ICF certified executive coach and a master trainer by the American Association of Talent Development. With more than 23 years of experience in training and development, she joined the Saudi Commission for Health Specialties as the Executive Director of the Healthcare Leadership Academy.

Dr Natalia Allué

Medical Director, Fundació Sanitària Mollet, Spain

Dr Natalia Allué is the Medical Director of the Fundació Sanitària Mollet. She is a specialist in Preventive Medicine and Public Health with extensive experience in data analysis and clinical management. She has experience in Health Management focused on the analysis of databases, clinical documentation, dashboards and the creation of indicators always linked to the improvement of healthcare quality.

She is enthusiastic about continuous improvement, methodology and quality, always seeking to add value. She likes multidisciplinarity and teamwork. She has always worked surrounded by people with diverse and varied profiles, considering that they are basic pillars for good management.

She complements her work with a teaching role at the university, serving as an adjunct professor in Medicine and a Master of Clinical Management. Dr Natalia Allué was a student of the YEL 2022 cohort and current YEL ambassador at present. She currently serves as an international contact for the Unió Catalana d’Hospitals (Spain) being a link with International Hospital Federation.

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Dr Abdulateef Saad Alokifi

General Director for Organizational Excellence, Ministry of Health, Saudi Arabia

Dr Abdulateef Saad Alokifi is appointed as the General Director for the General Directorate of Organizational Excellence this year 2024. He used to be the Advisor for Assistant Deputy Minister for Hospital Services, General Supervisor for WAZEN Program, the Chairman for Hospital Commissioning Unit and Supervising Filed Visit Unit at the Ministry of Health in Saudi Arabia.

He also worked as the Assistant of the General Director for General Directorate of Hospital Affairs, building up the Wazen Program and adapting the best practices for Hospital Commissioning – in collaboration with Engineering Deputyship and Cluster Leaders and Regional Directorates in 2022.

He started his Career in the Ministry of Health as the Director of Strategic Planning for Quality and Patient Safety in 2016.

He has different experiences in both governmental and private healthcare institutions and hospitals as junior and senior staff until he reached to an executive leader position for the last 23 years. His career was started in National Guard Hospital, Security Forces Hospital, then moved to King Abdullah Bin Abdulaziz University Hospital at Princess Norah University. In addition to that, he has a vast experience in private hospitals and was appointed in different positions like Quality Director, Pharmacy Director, and Hospital CEO. He used to be a CBAHI Surveyor for more than 10 years and currently, he is CHI Surveyor for Healthcare Institutions and Insurance Company.

Since the start of COVID-19, he was appointed to be the Follow-up Officer for Field Hospital until 2023. Lastly, he is the KSA MoH Representative for the International Hospital Federation (IHF).

Tracking transformation: Leading successful system redesign – is it working?

When: Tuesday 10 September | 16:00–17:00

Dr Graccho Alvim Neto

VP, Associação de Hospitais do Estado do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Dr Graccho Alvim Neto works internationally to discover best practices that can be implemented in his native Brazil. As a founding member of STEMS (Society of Tourism Medicinal), this has led him to explore first hand and learn from structural operations in Thailand, Dubai, and Costa Rica while expanding his training in rare diseases in the USA at University of California Los Angeles.

Since 1988, he has directed several private hospitals in Rio de Janeiro and he has been the Vice President of AHERJ (Associação Brasileira de Hospitais do Rio de Janeiro) for the past 15 years. Dr Graccho consults regularly with insurance companies to develop optimal home care programs while directing two infusion clinics treating rare diseases.

As the face of Brazilian hospitals during the COVID-19 pandemic, his appearances on the national news led to a recently launched series of public health shows bringing greater awareness to the general public.

Introducing the Brazilian healthcare system

When: Tuesday 10 September | 11:10–12:10

Dr Siddiq Anwar

Consultant Nephrologist, Sheikh Shakhbout Medical City (SSMC); Clinical Associate Professor of Medicine, Khalifa University, UAE

Dr Anwar is keen on using data-driven decision-making in healthcare and process optimization to improve overall healthcare outcomes. He spearheaded the digitalization of the End Stage Renal Disease program in SEHA and the digitalization of the Complete Acute Kidney Injury Management pipeline at SSMC and helped set up the Paired Kidney Exchange program in UAE. This work has been awarded by HIMSS, the Arab Hospitals Federation, and the Patient Safety Conference. He also was awarded the best nephrologist in the UAE by Health Magazine in 2023.

He is collaborating with colleagues from Khalifa University and Mohamed Bin Zayed University of Artificial Intelligence to develop an AI Platform, “RenAIssance” to help improve Acute Kidney Injury outcomes. Their team won the grand prize in a hackathon organized by Ericsson & UAE Ministry of Economy and their team was a semifinalist in the 3C-AI4H Bowl-Institute for Augmented Intelligence in Medicine (I.AIM), at Northwestern University, USA. In addition, he has received a research grant from the Department of Health, Abu Dhabi.

He has strong experience and expertise in state-of-the-art patient care and research. He can develop strategies and build programs from scratch, enhance established programs, and establish new opportunities. He is leading many innovations in medical informatics to promote data-driven decision-making in medicine. He has experience in engaging the community, competing centers, and supporting organizations. He is supporting capacity-building initiatives across the Middle East, Asia, and Africa to create a workforce to develop sustainable healthcare systems.

Healthcare digital transformation: Strategies for operational excellence and value creation

Dr Ernesto Báscolo

Unit Chief of the Primary Health Care and Integrated Service Delivery, Pan American Health Organization under the World Health Organization, USA

Dr Ernesto Báscolo is an economist and an outstanding professional in the field of social sciences, currently serving as the new Chief of the Primary Health Care and Integrated Service Delivery Unit (PH) of the Department of Health Systems and Services (HSS) of the Pan American Health Organization.

In recognition of his outstanding career and experience, he was appointed Regional Advisor in Governance, Leadership, Policy and Planning by the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) for 7 years. In this role, he provided strategic advice and guidance on key health-related issues in the region. His experience covers a wide range of areas, such as health promotion, disease prevention and control, and health systems planning and management. In addition, he has worked closely with national governments, international organizations, and other key actors to strengthen the response to public health emergencies, including the COVID-19 pandemic.

Continuing his quest for knowledge, Dr Báscolo obtained a Master’s in Health Economics and Health Policy from the University of Birmingham in 2001 – broadening his perspective on health-related economic and policy issues. He furthered his research interests with a PhD in Social Sciences from the University of Buenos Aires in 2010 – focusing on social determinants influencing health and health systems. Alongside his academic achievements, he taught at the National University of Rosario from 1992 to 2015, mentoring young health professionals, and contributed significantly to health research as a Researcher at CONICET in Argentina from 2013 to 2015.

Integrating hospitals and digital health strategies for advancing quality in health services in the Americas

When: Thursday 12 September | 11:00–12:00

Dr Daniel Beltrammi

VP, Brazilian Hospital Services Company - EBSERH, Brazil

Dr Daniel Beltrammi is a physician specializing in Healthcare Systems and Hospital Management, working for Brazil’s national health system in leading positions during the last twenty years, and the Vice President of EBSERH – a brand new IHF Brazilian member.

Getting transformation right: Leading change in different types of healthcare systems

Mrs Sandrine Boucher

Director of Medical Strategy and Performance, Unicancer, France

Mrs Sandrine Boucher is responsible for the development of management tools of the French hospital market (benchmarking on economic indicators, branches of activity, and market studies), drafting and defending Unicancer’s position before the Ministry of Health concerning hospital pricing systems, financial and management issues in hospital.

Over the past few years, she has supervised a study on the evolution of the treatment of cancer patients (EVOLPEC) which aims  to assess the consequences and financial impact of cancer care.

At the same time, she is working with several medical teams in different national experimental projects such as the following below. Onco’Link: Its objective is to allow patients receiving oral anti-cancer therapy, by structuring the coordination of hospital teams and community professionals, including pharmacists and general medical practices. Interception programme: This is collaborated with Gustave Roussy team to identify people at greater risk of developing cancer as early as possible in order to offer them a personalised care.

Advancements in patient-centred care: Strategies and innovations

Deborah J. Bowen, FACHE, CAE

Past-President, International Hospital Federation; CEO, American College of Healthcare Executives, USA

Deborah J. Bowen, FACHE, CAE, is the President and Chief Executive Officer of the American College of Healthcare Executives. This is an international professional society of more than 40,000 healthcare executives who lead hospitals, healthcare systems and other healthcare organizations. Alongside this role, she serves on the board of the Institute for Diversity in Health Management.

In November 2015, Ms Bowen was nominated by the American Hospital Association, which is an IHF Full Member, to become their representative on the IHF Governing Council. After a successful mandate, Ms Bowen was elected as IHF President Designate in 2019, became IHF President in November 2021 and started her mandate as IHF Past-President in October 2023.

Ms Bowen is board certified in healthcare management and a Fellow of both ACHE and the American Society of Association Executives. Additionally, she is a Baldrige Executive Fellow and a Certified Association Executive.

An experienced and dedicated healthcare industry leader, Ms Bowen was recognized by Modern Healthcare as one of the Top 100 Most Influential People in Healthcare and one of the Top 25 Women in Healthcare.

Mr See-to Chui

Senior Nursing Officer, Hospital Authority, Hong Kong

Chui See-to is a Senior Nursing Officer in the Central Nursing Division of Prince of Wales Hospital of the Hong Kong Hospital Authority.

He completed the training as Registered Nurse in 1985 and attained his Bachelor and Master’s Degree in 1993 and 2010 respectively. He received the Fellow of Hong Kong College of Surgical Nursing in 2012. From 2009 to 2023, he worked as the Surgical Department Operations Manager of Prince of Wales Hospital with 370 surgical beds, High Dependency Unit, Endoscopy Centre, and Lithotripsy and Uro-investigation Centre.

He has received numerous bright achievement awards for his contribution to the nursing profession by promoting safe practice, quality improvement, and nursing information technology program – especially implementing the first clinical dashboard in Hospital Authority Endoscopy Centre in 2021. He was awarded the Outstanding Staff of Hong Kong Hospital Authority Head Office (HAHO) in 2022. He was hailed as one of the Asian Heroes by Time Magazine during the SARS crisis in 2003.

Currently, he is the Senior Nursing Officer taking up the role of Chairman in the Nursing Information Technology (IT) Development among seven hospitals of the New Territories East Cluster (NTEC) – Hospital Authority. Under his leadership and close collaboration with HAHO and Cluster IT, different IT projects have been smoothly implemented in the whole cluster, including the cluster-wide implementation of command centre, eVital, smart panel, and smart workplace. He also provides coaching and training to NTEC nursing staff on different IT initiatives.

Mr Alan Dubovsky

VP and Chief Patient Experience Officer, Cedars Sinai Medical Center, USA

Alan Dubovsky is the Vice President and Chief Patient Experience Officer for Cedars-Sinai in Los Angeles, California. In his role, Alan is responsible for the facilitation of all patient experience strategies and operations for the medical center, clinics, and Marina Del Rey Hospital. Alan is also responsible for Interpretation Services, providing language interpretation and translation needs to all medical center patients. In addition, Alan oversees Patient Advocacy – the department tasked with managing complaints and grievances, as well as the Lobby Services team, handling the main entry points to the campus.

Alan joined Cedars-Sinai in November 2016 and has over 20 years of healthcare patient experience improvement. Prior to joining Cedars-Sinai, Alan was with Emory Healthcare in Atlanta, Georgia. In that role, Alan was responsible for patient experience and physician engagement, international health, and leadership and talent development for the physician group practices.

Alan completed his undergraduate degree in Business Administration at the University of Georgia and his Executive Master in Business Administration at Emory University.

Dr Ibrahim ElLakany

Chief Quality Officer, Saudi German Health, Egypt

Dr Ibrahim El Lakany is a healthcare quality expert with over 20 years of experience in healthcare. He is currently holding the position of Chief Quality Officer in Saudi German Hospital (SGH) – Egypt.

With wide experience in healthcare quality as well as administration, Dr El Lakany held previous positions as Quality Director in Saudi German Hospital – Aseer, and Acting Quality and Patient Safety Manager in Saudi German Hospital – Al Madinah.

During his career, Ibrahim achieved many national and international accreditation and re-accreditation over 18 years in the field – including Joint Commission International (JCI), Canadian Qmentum International, General Authority Healthcare Accreditation and Regulation, and TEMOS (Medical Tourism) Certification ISO 22000/2018 in food safety. In addition, he led many administrative projects including the Civil Defense License renewal in SGH – Aseer in July 2016 and the creation and supervision of new units in SGH – Aseer including a new ER, new ICU, new CCU and CATHLAB, new PICU, and new dialysis units.

Ibrahim was selected by the National Association of Healthcare Quality (NAHQ) as a Poster Presenter for the 38 NAHQ annual conference (Triple Crown of Quality) which was conducted in Louisville, KY, USA from 6 – 9 October 2013.

Ibrahim was a speaker in many symposiums conducted in infection control and quality improvement in SGH – Aseer, SGH – Jeddah, and SGH – Cairo. He was also a speaker in the IHF World Hospital Congress 2023 conducted in Lisbon about value-based healthcare. His project of establishing an integrated quality management model (holistic approach) has been awarded an “honourable award” in the IHF World Hospital Congress in Dubai last 2022.

Journey to new models: Leading change in clinical governance, quality, and equity

When: Tuesday 10 September | 14:20–15:20

Dr Amir ElTelwany

Executive Director and CEO, Egypt Healthcare Authority, Egypt

Dr Amir ElTelwany is the pioneering Chief Executive Director (CEO) of the Egypt Healthcare Authority (EHA), blazing a trail as the first individual to hold this esteemed position since its inception in 2019. With an illustrious career path, Dr ElTelwany previously served as the Deputy Director of the Universal Health Insurance Project and distinguished himself as the Project Manager of the Japanese-Egyptian Quality Improvement Project within Egyptian hospitals. His leadership journey encompasses vital roles within Ministry of Health hospitals, where he showcased exemplary vision and unwavering dedication.

In recognition of his exceptional contributions to public service, Dr ElTelwany was bestowed with the prestigious Egypt Award for Government Excellence in its third edition in 2022 – earning accolades as the “Best Sector Head” among recipients of individual excellence awards. His academic endeavors underscore a commitment to excellence: holding a Master’s Degree in Clinical Operations from Harvard University, augmented by the Egyptian Fellowship in Health Facilities Management. Additionally, he possesses a Master’s Degree in Diagnostic Radiology and is currently pursuing a Doctor of Medicine (MD) in Interventional Diagnostic Radiology.

Under Dr ElTelwany’s visionary stewardship, the EHA has experienced unprecedented progress across all facets of the healthcare sector. Harnessing state-of-the-art technological advancements and implementing robust clinical governance systems, he and his team have spearheaded a paradigm shift in healthcare delivery, ensuring the provision of exemplary services. Driven by an unyielding pursuit of excellence, he has led initiatives to optimize operational efficiency, ensure financial sustainability, and institute a comprehensive revenue cycle management system within EHA.

Dr Ahmed El-Sobky

Chairman, Egypt Healthcare Authority, Egypt

Dr Ahmed El-Sobky is the Chairman of the Egypt Healthcare Authority since 2020. In this capacity, he has spearheaded transformative initiatives aimed at enhancing healthcare services and accessibility in Egypt.

He also serves as a Member of the UHC 2030 Steering Committee, contributing his expertise to global efforts in advancing universal health coverage, and is the General Supervisor of two pivotal projects at the Ministry of Health and Population (MOHP): the Hayah Karima Project and the Universal Health Insurance Project – both positions he has held since October 6, 2019. Dr El-Sobky previously served as the Deputy Minister of Health and Population for Monitoring and Follow-up Affairs from June 2018 to May 2023.

His educational background includes a PhD in Diagnostic Radiology from Menoufia University, a Master of Science in Clinical Service Operations from the Harvard Medical School earned in May 2023, an Executive Diploma in Public-Private Partnership in Healthcare from the Frankfurt School of Finance and Management earned in May 2023, a Master’s degree in Public Policy with a specialized focus on Global Health Issues from The American University in Cairo, and an MBA in Business Administration and Management from ESLSCA University.

Dr El-Sobky joined the IHF Governing Council in October 2023.

Delivering for everyone: Leading universal, value-based healthcare systems

Dr Emad Estemalik

Chair for International Business Development, Cleveland Clinic, USA

Emad Estemalik MD, MBA is the Chair for International Business Development at Cleveland Clinic’s International Operations, Section Head for Headache and Facial Pain at Cleveland Clinic’s Neurological Institute, and Assistant Professor of Neurology at the Lerner School of Medicine of Case Western Reserve University.

Dr Estemalik completed his residency at the Cleveland Clinic in 2012. He also completed a one year fellowship in Headache Medicine following his residency. He received his MD from the Ain – Shams Medical School in Cairo, Egypt in 2005. He is also a graduate of the Weatherhead School of Management at Case Western Reserve University from which he holds an MBA degree.

Dr Estemalik leads the efforts of expanding the Cleveland Clinic’s global outreach to enhance the clinic’s international presence, direct its international resources towards building quality relationships with global healthcare institutions, and identify strategic market opportunities to direct investment strategies.

Dr Estemalik also serves on the Leadership Committee of the Cleveland Clinic’s Neurological Institute. His role includes executing the Cleveland Clinic’s vision and help achieve a high – performing institute while integrating education, research, and medical innovation. His focus is to enhance the capabilities of medical informatics while directing the institute’s programmatic domestic and international growth and further enhance the development of service lines that better serve patients.

Innovative care approaches: Care elevation strategies, patient empowerment, and the care of tomorrow

Mr Carlos Varela Ferro

COO, Fundació Aspace Catalunya; La Unió Catalana d’Hospitals, Spain

Dr Richard Greenhill

Director and Assistant Professor, Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, USA

Richard G. Greenhill, DHA, CPHQ, HACP-CMS, PMP, FACHE is an internationally-recognized healthcare quality leader and Director of the Bachelor of Science in Healthcare Management Program in the School of Health Professions at Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center. He is the Director of the Industry Advancement Technology (IAT) Accelerator at the Innovation Hub at Texas Tech University.

Dr Greenhill’s career spans more than 30 years across all sectors of healthcare delivery. He was elected to life-long membership in the prestigious International Academy for Quality and Safety (IAQS) – highlighting his expertise and work in healthcare quality and patient safety. He is an American College of Healthcare Executives Faculty, board certified in healthcare management and Fellow of the American College of Healthcare Executives (FACHE).

Dr Greenhill has authored numerous peer-reviewed journal articles, textbooks, and publications to advance healthcare delivery both nationally and globally. He holds several industry certifications and credentials that highlight his commitment to professional excellence through life-long learning. His current research interests include health equity implementation frameworks, high-reliability culture for patient safety, machine learning and artificial intelligence integration into healthcare operations.

Digital every day: Integrating AI innovations

Dr Joseph Hazel

CEO, Elegancia Healthcare, Qatar

Joe is a seasoned leader in the healthcare industry, with 30 years of C-suite experience across various geographical areas, including Africa, Europe, the UK, and the Middle East. Mr Hazel joined Elegancia Healthcare to lead and grow the portfolio in Qatar and across the region. Previously, he spent nearly 7 years at Mediclinic Middle East as the Chief Operating Officer for the Abu Dhabi Emirate.

Mr Hazel recently completed his MSc in Healthcare Economics, Policy, and Management (London School of Economics), and holds an MBA and Diploma in Management (Open University); certificates in Managing Healthcare Delivery and Strategy Execution (Harvard Business School); and completed director training (Institute of Directors) and leadership training (Officer British Army, Sandhurst).

Elegancia Healthcare is dedicated to developing and operating healthcare facilities that deliver exceptional patient care through international standards, world-class medical expertise, and cutting-edge technologies. We aim to form robust healthcare ecosystems that drive economic prosperity and improve community well-being. By adopting international standards and adhering to the best clinical practices, we ensure the highest quality of medical care – while our commitment to innovation guarantees we stay at the forefront of medical advancements, providing the best possible care to our patients.

A subsidiary of Estithmar Holding, Elegancia Healthcare currently manages and develops a substantial healthcare portfolio that includes 10 Hospitals and Medical Centres operating in three countries, with many new build and operating projects coming. Through strategic public-private partnerships in the region, Elegancia Healthcare contributes to shaping the future of local health systems.

Mr Russell Hill

COO for Pharmacy Services, Icon Group, Australia

Russell brings a wealth of experience and deep understanding of the pharmacy industry to his role – leading all aspects of the Group’s hospital pharmacy and retail operations with a strong focus on clinical excellence.

He has worked in senior pharmacy management across both public and private sectors in Australia and the United Kingdom and is a former Board Director of the Pharmaceutical Society of Australia (PSA) and has held the position of Chair of the Society of Hospital Pharmacists of Australia (SHPA) Leadership and Management Committee for four years. He holds a Bachelor of Pharmacy and postgraduate Clinical Pharmacy and Management (MBA) qualifications from Curtin University and the Nottingham University Business School respectively. He has also held numerous roles during his tenure at Icon including Director of Pharmacy Practice Unit, General Manager for Pharmacy Services in Western Australia, and State Manager for Icon’s Cancer Services in Western Australia and South Australia. His extensive experience across both cancer care and pharmacy enables a comprehensive approach to operations and a focus on multidisciplinary clinical quality and expertise.

Russell is an engaged and hands-on leader keen to develop and deliver extended roles for pharmacy team members across Icon Group and ensure the division meet their strategic goals. For Russell, a focus on operational excellence across all levels of the business is key to a supportive workforce, and most importantly, the delivery of exceptional pharmacy services for patients and communities.

Beyond hospital walls: Redefining care delivery models

Mrs Emmanuele Hoche

Patient Experience Project Manager, Unicancer, France

Mrs Emmanuele Hoche holds a Master’s degree in International Business and also in Clinical Psychology and Psychopathology. Sje os the Founder and Director of HOCHE & Associés, a human resources consulting firm, for 15 years.

After a breast cancer, Emmanuele has oriented her career towards the Patient Experience in Oncology. Now a former patient and a former caregiver, she works mainly as the Patient Experience Project Manager at UNICANCER in Paris and at Henri Becquerel Cancer Center in Rouen.

Dr Mubaraka Ibrahim

CIO, Emirates Health Services, UAE

Her Excellency Mubaraka Ibrahim is the Acting Chief Information Officer of Emirates Health Services (EHS) and a passionate technology enthusiast that has spearheaded their digital transformation journey. She played a crucial role in the Riayati “Electronic Unified Medical Record” Committee for securing pharmaceutical supply chains that uphold post-pandemic resiliency. As a seasoned healthcare IT leader with over 30 years of experience, she has a proven track record of leading government entities through complex changes, implementing innovative solutions, and improving patient care.

Since her appointment as Acting CIO at EHS, Mubaraka has emerged as an architect in achieving impeccable achievements in sustainability goals aligned with the UAE’s net zero initiative. Mubaraka is an ardent advocate for emerging technologies to improve healthcare. She offered a pragmatic approach towards implementing digital health technology, optimizing healthcare facility operations, reevaluating care pathways, and investing in advanced data analytics.

Among the first members of HIMSS in the region, she achieved the Healthcare IT Leader Hall of Fame Award of HIMSS Middle East. Being a distinguished graduate of the UAE Government Leaders Program, Mubaraka is currently a highly anticipated member of the UAE Government’s Next 50. By setting the tone for other women and other professionals in the region, she is an inspiring leader blazing a trail for others to follow.

In her pursuit of addressing and adhering to sustainability in UAE healthcare, Mubaraka has proven to be an invaluable asset to the industry and has taken a leading role in utilizing technology to improve the quality of patient care.

Ms Barbara Walczyk Joers

President and CEO, Gillette Children’s Specialty Healthcare, USA

Barbara Walczyk Joers has served as President and Chief Executive Officer at Gillette Children’s Specialty Healthcare in Minnesota, USA since 2013. As the United States’ first publicly funded hospital dedicated to serving children who have disabilities, Gillette Children’s today is an independent organization that provides subspecialized care to children who have complex, rare or traumatic conditions affecting the performance of an individual’s musculoskeletal and neurological systems.

With more than thirty years of healthcare experience, Ms Joers has a focus on strategic performance and organizational change management as well as health policy and advocacy. She has served in leadership roles in a variety of paediatric and adult healthcare settings, including academic healthcare centres, community health systems and independent children’s hospitals. Earlier in her career she also served at a professional services firm.

A recognized thought leader in healthcare, Ms Joers has been recognized as a transformative healthcare leader, one who appreciates and enjoys the complexities of navigating an ever-changing health care environment, while working to assure individuals’ health and well-being are the focus.

Ms Joers currently serves as the Chair of the Board of Trustees of Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals. She is also an active participant in other organizations including Health Evolution, Medical Alley, the International Hospital Federation, and the Minnesota Rare Disease Advisory Council.

Ms Joers studied acute care hospital administration at Marymount University (VA) and holds a Master’s in Health Services Management and Policy from George Washington University (W-DC).

Dr Maria Leung

Service Director in Primary and Community Healthcare and Chief of Service in Family Medicine, New Territories East Cluster, Hospital Authority, Hong Kong

Dr Maria Leung is a family medicine specialist. Currently, she is the Chief of Service in the Department of Family Medicine as well as the Service Director in Primary and Community Healthcare in New Territories East Cluster, Hospital Authority, Hong Kong. She is also the Honorary Clinical Associate Professor of both the Chinese University of Hong Kong and the University of Hong Kong, as well as the Council Member of the Hong Kong College of Family Physicians.

Dr Leung has participated in the development of many chronic disease management programmes in the government clinics especially for patients with diabetics, hypertension, respiratory diseases, and common mental health problems. Dr Leung’s interest is on developing new service delivery models for better chronic disease management.

Recently, Dr Leung and her team has been actively exploring a new service delivery model in bringing smart technology into the service through medical social collaboration. Her team has helped to establish smart hubs in various villages to provide consultations for the chronic illness patients who live in remote areas.

Dr Layla McCay

Director of Policy, NHS Confederation, UK

Dr Layla McCay is Director of Policy at the NHS Confederation. She has a medical degree from the University of Glasgow, trained as a psychiatrist at South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust, and later sat on the Trust Board. She has worked nationally at Bupa and at the Department of Health and Social Care; and internationally, including at the World Health Organisation, the World Bank, and several global NGOs.

She has held academic roles at Georgetown University, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, Tokyo Medical and Dental University, Hong Kong University, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, and at TED, and she founded a think tank that established urban design for mental health in mainstream international policy.

Layla was recognized on the Outstanding 100 LGBTQ+ Executives Role Model List 2023 and appears regularly in the media such as BBC Question Time and Newsnight. She has written two books – Restorative Cities: Urban Design for Mental Health and Wellbeing (Bloomsbury, 2021) and Breaking the Rainbow Ceiling: How LGBTQ+ people can thrive and succeed at work (Bloomsbury, 2024).

Dr Adelvânio Francisco Morato

President, Brazilian Hospitals Federation (FBH), Brazil

Dr Morato is in his third term at the head of the Association of Hospitals of the State of Goiás, Brazil. Alongside this role, he is also President of the Brazilian Hospital Federation (FBH), which represents more than four thousand health establishments in Brazil.

Dr Morato trained as a urologist surgeon. He later became the General Secretary of the Medical Association of the State of Goiás and is a member of the Union of Hospitals of the State of Goiás and one of the partners of the Instituto do Rim de Goiânia.

Dr Morato became a member of the IHF Governing Council in November 2020. He is also a member of the IHF Executive Committee since January 2023.

Opening Ceremony & Keynote

When: Tuesday 10 September | 09:00–09:40

Closing Ceremony

When: Thursday 12 September | 12:10–13:00

Prof. Dr Henriette Neumeyer

Vice-Chair of the Board, German Hospital Federation, Germany

Prof. Neumeyer is the Vice-Chair of the Board of the German Hospital Federation. She leads the Department of Political Affairs and Hospital Workforce and represents the German Hospital Federation in the Board of Governors of HOPE – European Hospital and Healthcare Federation.

In 2011, Prof. Neumeyer successfully completed her studies in Human Medicine with a MD at the University of Lübeck in Northern Germany, followed by a doctorate thesis. Following her initial medical focus on surgery, she decided to enter the field of hospital consulting and worked as Senior Clinical Consultant and Team Leader Operations Connected Care at Philips Market Germany, Austria, Switzerland, and as Project Manager at Lohfert & Lohfert. In parallel to this work experience, she completed an MBA degree, authoring a thesis on “Integrated Care and Medical Technology”.

Since 2019, Prof. Neumeyer has been in charge of the Master’s Program in Healthcare Management (M.Sc.) at Nordakademie.

Prof. Dr Yeuk Fan Ng

Director, Khoo Teck Puat Hospital, Singapore

Prof. Dr Ng Yeuk Fan is a Senior Consultant and Public Health Physician experienced in health systems and services planning and evaluation, healthcare corporate transformation, organization development, and change management. He has policy experiences in healthcare performance, value-based care, patient safety and quality improvement, and medical education.

He graduated with an MBBS from the Faculty of Medicine of the National University of Singapore and a Master’s in Public Health from the Harvard School of Public Health in United States. He is an accredited Public Health Medicine Specialist by the Singapore Specialist Accreditation Board and the Singapore Medical Council.

Prof. Dr Ng is currently the Director and Head of Corporate Development in Yishun Health – a member of the National Healthcare Group. As the Director, he is responsible for Value-Based Care and Services Planning, Health System and Services Evaluation, Insights and Analytics, Corporate Planning and Organization Development.

He is an Adjunct Associate Professor in the Saw Swee Hock School of Public Health, NUS, as well as the Duke-NUS Medical School Health Systems and Services Research Program. He is also a Physician Faculty and Clinical Teacher in the National Preventive Medicine Residency Programme in NUHS and the Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine. His academic and research interests include the application of systems thinking, design thinking and complexity thinking in health systems, value-based care, integrated care, population health systems, and health system transformation.

Prof. Dr Marc Noppen

CEO, Universitair Ziekenhuis Brussel, Belgium

Marc Noppen obtained an MD and PhD in Pulmonology, and practiced for more than 20 years. In 2006, he was appointed as the Chief Executive Officer of a university hospital or the Universitair Ziekenhuis (UZ) Brussel in Brussels, Belgium.

He obtained additional degrees in Farmaco-economy (U Antwerp) and in management and governance (Vlerick Business School Brussels, INSEAD Fontainebleau France). He is an Associate Professor at the Vrije Universiteit Brussel, authored 165 schientific papers, and has an h-index of 39. He is a non-executive board member in various social profit and for profit institutions and companies.

Mr Carles Oliete

Manager of the Technical Cabinet and International Relations, Catalan Hospital, Health & Social Services Association, Spain

As a political scientist and health economist, he brings extensive experience in leading transformative projects and devising innovative solutions in strategic consultancy within the healthcare sector and public management. He is recognized for his expertise in strengthening international relations, crafting comprehensive plans, and enhancing citizen participation. Carlos is results-driven and excels as a consensus facilitator to achieve strategic objectives.

Currently, he focuses on coordinating areas of knowledge and best practices linked to the strategic projects of La Unió Catalana d’Hospitals while strengthening international relations with other organizations in the sector.

Dr Jonathan Perlin

President and CEO, The Joint Commission, USA

Jonathan Perlin, MD, PhD is the President and Chief Executive Officer of The Joint Commission Enterprise which includes The Joint Commission, Joint Commission Resources (JCR), Joint Commission International (JCI), and the National Quality Forum (NQF).

Previously, as President, Clinical Operations and Chief Medical Officer of HCA Healthcare, Perlin led clinicians, data scientists, and researchers in developing a learning health system model for improving care across 189 hospitals. His team’s work achieved national recognition for preventing elective pre-term deliveries, reducing maternal mortality, increasing sepsis survival, and developing public-private-academic partnerships for improving infection prevention and treating COVID-19.

Before HCA, Dr Perlin was Under Secretary for Health in the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). He led VA to national prominence for clinical performance.

An elected member of the National Academy of Medicine (NAM), he has co-chaired initiatives on digital health, combating opioids and climate change.

He has served on numerous Boards and Commissions (including MedPAC and the CBO Panel of Health Advisors) and holds faculty appointments at Vanderbilt University as a Clinical Professor of Medicine and at Virginia Commonwealth University as an Adjunct Professor of Health Administration.

Mr Kevin Poggenpoel

Engineering Manager, Mediclinic Middle East, UAE

Kevin Poggenpoel joined the Mediclinic SA in 1990 and held positions as Technical Manager, Regional Technical Operations Manager, and General Technical Operations Managers over a thirty-one year period. His duties included hospital technical support, audits, training technicians, developing planned maintenance policies, and managing life cycle costing of all hospital infrastructure and equipment. He was responsible for employing full teams to create and implement planned maintenance systems for medical equipment as well as building related systems like HVAC, Medical Gases, etc.

In 2007, he took responsibility for the group’s 52 facilities in Southern Africa. He retired in 2021 after the COVID pandemic – only to be called back to the group’s Middle East business to drive the carbon initiative. The group has an objective to be carbon neutral by 2030. This project involves the implementation of renewable technologies like Solar and Adsorption Chillers as well as ensuring that all hospital infrastructure operates efficiently in order for the group’s carbon load to be reduced.

Before Mediclinic, Kevin held positions in the Ships’ Design offices of the South African Navy as a Design Draughtsman. He obtained a National Higher Diploma in Mechanical Engineering at the Cape Peninsula University of  Technology.

Kevin is a member of SAFHE (South African Federation of healthcare Engineering) and has served as President and Chairperson in the different regions. He is currently the Vice President of the IFHE (International Federation of Healthcare Engineering).

Prof. Andréa Prestes

CEO, Andréa Prestes Institute, Brazil

Andréa Prestes is a Health Executive Mentor and Consultant in Brazil and Portugal – with her extensive experience in hospital management. She is a PhD candidate in Health Sciences and Well-being Technologies in the National School of Public Health – ENSP, has a Bachelor’s in Administration, an MBA in Hospital Management, and a Master’s in Health Management from Nova University of Lisbon.

Andréa is known as a Master Black Belt in Lean Six Sigma, Life, Executive, and Positive Coach. She is the author of the book “The Lean Journey in Hospital Accreditation”, author of the chapter “Quality Management” in the book “The Accreditation Journey: 20 Years Series” by National Accreditation Organization (ONA), and co-author of the books “Strategies for Health Services Accreditation” and “Demystifying Quality and Safety in Health.”

Currently, she serves as the Scientific Coordinator of the Hospital Manager’s Manual of the Brazilian Federation of Hospitals – FBH and as part of the review team for the Brazilian Accreditation Manual: Health Service Providers – OPSS, 2022-2025 by ONA. She also teaches as a Professor of MBA and postgraduate courses.

Dr Dana Gelb Safran

President and CEO, National Quality Forum; Chief Scientific Officer, The Joint Commission, USA

Dana Gelb Safran, Sc.D. is the President and Chief Executive Officer of the National Quality Forum (NQF), and Chief Scientific Officer of the Joint Commission (TJC). While overseeing NQF’s longstanding function as steward of the US portfolio of healthcare quality measures, Dr Safran is leading the expansion of NQF’s portfolio of products and services to advance healthcare quality, outcomes, equity and affordability.

Dr Safran is an internationally-recognized healthcare executive with a unique blend of accomplishment in business and academia. A central feature of her work has been combining the science of quality measurement with the art of its use to drive significant change in healthcare quality, outcomes, equity and affordability. Dr Safran’s prior roles include serving for more than a decade as a senior executive at Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts (BCBSMA), where she was a lead architect of the BCBSMA Alternative Quality Contract (AQC), widely credited with having catalyzed value-based payment internationally. She was a founding executive of Haven, the joint healthcare venture of Amazon, Berkshire Hathaway, and JPMorgan Chase.

Dr Safran is on the faculty of Tufts University School of Medicine and has held a broad range of advisory roles in the public sector and internationally supporting efforts to improve health and healthcare through effective uses of performance measurement. She served as a Commissioner of the Medicare Payment Advisory Commission (MedPAC, 2017-2023). She holds a BA in Biology and Government from Wesleyan University and a ScM and ScD in health policy and management from Harvard School of Public Health.

Dr Flavio Sensi

CEO, ASL n.1 Sassari, Italy

Dott. Flavio Sensi is an Administrator and Director General of large public and private companies, and currently the Chief Executive Officer of ASL n. 1 of the Sardinia Region. He is also a Public Manager, the President and Member of the Management and Evaluation Bodies and Bodies of Public and Private Entities and Administrations, a Consultant and Senior Advisor for Corporate Management and Strategy, Technological Innovation, and Corporate Reorganization.

Dott. Flavio has particular specialization in the sectors of public administration, public healthcare, private healthcare, pharmaceuticals, consumer goods, information and communication technology, and biotechnology. He started as an upper executive of companies and projects in the digital, hi-tech, and web based fields. He is also a Lecturer at Italian universities and of electronic content management (ECM) training courses on the topics of administration, economics, management, and business organization in healthcare.

Mr Jose Solis-Padilla

Executive Director for the Americas, Mayo Clinic, USA

Mr Jose Solis is the Executive Director for the Americas at Mayo Clinic. In his role of Executive Director, he provides leadership and oversight to the execution of Consulting Projects, Mayo Clinic Care Network partnerships, Mayo Clinic Offices, and Strategic Partnerships throughout the Americas.

While living in Mexico, he worked in the consulting, telecommunications, and manufacturing industries where he developed the expertise and interest for international business and foreign trade. Prior to joining Mayo Clinic, Mr Solis was part of the leadership team of Johns Hopkins Medicine and the management team of Houston Methodist Hospital.

Mr Solis graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Public Accounting from Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico and received a Master’s degree in Business Administration and International Business from the University of Saint Thomas in Houston. He holds the academic rank of Instructor in Health Care Administration from the Mayo Clinic College of Medicine and Science. He has participated in executive leadership education programs at Johns Hopkins, Mayo Clinic College of Medicine and Science, and Harvard School of Public Health and is a founding member of the Cameron School of Business mentorship program at the University of Saint Thomas.

Mr Solis’s experience in foreign trade, international business, healthcare operations, and academic medicine provide a global perspective for international collaborations.

Mr Richard Stubbs

CEO, Health Innovation Yorkshire and Humber; Chair, Health Innovation Network, UK

Richard Stubbs is Chief Executive of Health Innovation Yorkshire & Humber, and Chair of the national Health Innovation Network.

Through regional, national, and international roles, Richard works with the NHS, academic partners, and health innovators to drive the transformation of health and care delivery through spread and adoption of innovation, and to contribute to economic growth to improve population health and life outcomes.

Richard is the international lead for the Health Innovation Network and an Advisor to Healthcare UK, providing strategic input into the UK Department for Business and Trade’s healthcare export activity, he is a fellow of the Sciana Health Leaders’ Network, and a member of the IHF Scientific Committee which curates the annual World Hospital Congress.

Richard is a long-standing member of the NHS Assembly, board member of NHS England’s Accelerated Access Collaborative and also the Innovation Ecosystem Programme Advisory Group. He is passionate about driving policy level changes which will best enable the NHS to adopt innovation for the benefit of patient care, in addition to developing a clear blueprint for how the NHS can best support, and benefit from, a strong life sciences ecosystem.

Commitment to diversity and inclusion runs through everything Richard does, and he has twice been recognised by the Health Service Journal in their Top 50 BAME Powerlist as “one of the BAME figures exercising the most power and influence in English health policy.” As Co-Chair of the NHS Confederation’s BME Leadership Network, he plays a central role in increasing diversity within NHS leadership.

Dr Muna A. Tahlak

President, International Hospital Federation; CEO, Latifa Women and Children Hospital; Chief Medical Officer, Dubai Academic Health Corporation, UAE

Dr Muna Abdul Razzaq Tahlak is the Chief Executive Officer of Latifa Hospital (a 347-bedded specialized maternity and pediatric hospital), part of the Dubai Health Authority (DHA), United Arab Emirates.

Dr Tahlak is an obstetrics and gynaecology consultant. She is also the first Emirati woman to complete her specialization in obstetrics and gynecology from the Johns Hopkins Hospital. She is American board certified in Obstetrics and Gynecology and a Fellow of the American Congress of Obstetrics and Gynecology.

Dr Tahlak is a regular speaker at conferences and has received various awards for excellence in her field. After being IHF Treasurer. Dr Tahlak was elected IHF President Designate in November 2021 and started her mandate as IHF President in October 2023. Additionally, she is a member of several other esteemed national and international societies and associations.

Ms Katerina Tarasova

Executive Director, Accreditation and Health Standards Organization, Canada

With 17 years of experience in international development, strategic planning, and health systems strengthening, Katerina Tarasova has a proven track record for building lasting partnerships, helping advance quality and patient safety in more than 35 countries. She has collaborated with funding agencies such as the European Commission, Pan American Health Organization, and World Bank to mobilize international projects focused on healthcare, education, and socio-economic development.

Katerina is a Member of the Board for the Canada-Arab Business Council, and a Committee Member for the International Advisory Committee of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons. She holds a Master’s degree in International Affairs and a Diploma in European Integration from Carleton University in Canada.

Dr Rita Veloso

Executive Board Member, Centro Hospitalar Universitário de Santo António, Portugal

Rita Sofia da Silva Veloso was born in Porto in 1981, married and a mother of two children.

Rita graduated in Psychology from the University of Porto in 2004 and completed her Master’s degree at the same institution in 2020. She is currently a PhD student at the University of Porto on Biomedical Sciences. She attended several courses in health unit management and public administration management and participated in the HOPE Exchange Program in 2016, a European exchange program for senior management. She is an Invited Professor of several executive programs and postgraduate courses.

She is currently an Executive Member of the Board of Directors of Centro Hospitalar Universitário de Santo António, a Member of the Advisory Board of Women in Tech®, and a Member of the Advisory Board of Health 4 Mozambican Children and Families – which is dedicated to supporting and promoting maternal and child health in Mozambique. Additionally, she is also the Regional Ambassador for Portugal of HealthManagement.org.

In 2020, she joined the International Young Executive Leaders – an initiative of the International Hospital Federation.

Mr Walt Vernon

CEO, Mazzetti; Sextant Foundation, USA

Walt is the CEO of Mazzetti, an Engineering and Climate Change Consulting Company with offices in Rwanda, India, and the United States. He is also the founder and CEO of the Sextant Foundation, a not for profit NGO developing sustainable solutions for health Faciliites in low resourced areas. He is on the Board of Village Health Works Hospital in Burundi. He is the second vice President for the IFHE, and he is the Focal Point for IFHE to the WHO. Walt serves on the Steering Committee for the International Hospital Federation’s Geneva Sustainability Centre.

Walt wrote the background Paper for the US National Academy’s Action Collaborative to Decarbonize the US Healthcare Sector. He recently completed the ASHRAE Design Guide for Decarbonized Hospital Design. He serves on the ASHRAE Standard 189.3, high performance healthcare facilities. He was the primary author for the ASHRAE Infectious Aerosols Position Document. During the Covid Crisis, Walt organized and lead the IFHE Global Volunteer response to help many countries throughout the world, via the IFHE relationship with the WHO.

Walt developed the Sustainability Roadmap for the American Hospital Association, and their Energy to Care program. He developed and manages the IFHE Carbon Awards program.

Mrs Vera Vertessen

Director of Patient Care, Universitair Ziekenhuis Brussel, Belgium

Vera Vertessen graduated in 2004 from the University College Karel de Grote in Antwerp. Her young children did not dampen her inquisitiveness which led to a Master’s Degree in Hospital Sciences at the University of Brussels in 2009 and a Postgraduate Degree in Diabetes Education in 2010. Her career started in 2005 at UZ Brussel as a Registered Nurse – from there, she took several challenges among which is the start of a thriving Diabetes Clinic from scratch.

In 2021, she returned to her home base at UZ Brussel where she started as the Coordinator for the Center of Rare Diseases. In October 2022, she was appointed as the Director of Patient Care and gathered a new management team around her which has been operational since March 2023.

Vera is strongly value-driven and this unconsciously sets her apart from her other colleagues. She thinks very patient-oriented but from a financial reality that transcends the boundaries of her own department. She is a strong believer of equity, apart from everyone’s responsibilities, but expects employees to take ownership in order to grow.

At the macro level, she is an advocate for all nurses. She demands that the nursing profession is portrayed in all media in a positive light rather than nurses as jaded and overworked healthcare professionals with no social life. She is also a member of the Federal Council for Hospital Facilities, which rules on all matters relating to hospital programming and financing, and she chairs the Working Group of Healthcare Directors in Flanders.

Prof. Jaroslaw J. Fedorowski

President and CEO, Polish Hospital Federation, Poland

Ms Gilvane Lolato

Operational Manager, National Accreditation Organization, Brazil

2024 Key dates

1st quarter.

• IHF Awards submissions open: 8 February
• Innovation Hub entries open: 8 February
• Abstract deadline: 29 February
• Delegate registrations open: 7 March

2nd Quarter

• Abstract notifications: 30 April
• IHF Awards submissions deadline: 3 May
• Innovation Hub entries deadline: 3 May
• Early bird registration deadline: 28 June

3rd Quarter

• Hospital visits and pre-congress masterclasses: 9 September
• World Hospital Congress: 10–12 September

Our featured sponsors

Sustainability at the World Hospital Congress

With the help of the Geneva Sustainability Centre, the IHF and FBH are working to organize an environmentally sustainable Congress. By prioritizing sustainability, the WHC can act as an example to participants for ways to reduce the carbon footprint of events, providing a positive experience to visitors and preserving the local environment for its community. We’re currently working with our partners and suppliers to implement sustainable practices at the Rio Congress.

About the destination

The IHF is excited to welcome you to Rio in 2024. Rio is an exhilarating, modern city, full of reminders of its past and a bold cultural identity that shapes its future. With rich natural beauty, from the beaches to the hills and forests, Rio also offers spectacular museums and galleries, restaurants, and – of course – music and dancing! You can expect a warm welcome, sunshine, and unforgettable moments.

About the venue

The 2024 Congress is taking place at the Windsor Convention and Expo Center, located beside the beach in Barra da Tijuca.

This vibrant, modern neighbourhood is ideal for international events. It conveniently gathers large conference and exhibition spaces, with local attractions in easy reach, and several large, quality hotels ready to welcome delegates.

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Free webinar: well-being 2023 & beyond.

Learn where leaders at top organizations are focusing on and what they are prioritizing and de-prioritizing in employee wellness and benefits. This webinar explores what is working and what isn’t as leaders share the challenges and barriers facing workplace wellness, with insights into the most potent solutions. Speakers will also take a deep dive into effective approaches to wellness, and how changing the routine and trying new things could help organizations leap forward.

The Edelheit Experience POdcast

Ever wish you could filter out the noise that holds you back from revolutionizing health and well-being? Bringing the best of storytelling with the richness of the lessons learned from our guests’ experiences in executive leadership, business, mission, entrepreneurship, and innovation, The Edelheit Experience is a compelling conversation about things that really should matter in a corporate world bombarded by constant distraction.

14th HEALTHCARE ЯEVOLUTION ®

Learn how leading employers have joined forces to achieve three moonshots dedicated to saving 25% on healthcare and benefits, reimagining corporate culture, and transforming 40% of care from physical to virtual. After two challenging years of instability, employers have become prey to predatory solution providers using overpriced and unsustainable pipe dream solutions as a lure. Register for the virtual event today to gain a glimpse into the best practices that leading employers and brokers and consultants have adopted in 2022.

Speaking Sessions

Check out Jonathan's Edelheit's speaking session on the 14th HEALTHCARE ЯEVOLUTION® from April 26-27, 2022.

Business Executives & World Leaders Praise Abu Dhabi, WMTC

The 12th annual World Medical Tourism and Global Healthcare Congress ended nearly a month ago now, on October 17. World leaders from renowned hospitals, insurance companies, prominent governments, tourism facilitators, and more flooded into Abu Dhabi to discuss the state of Medical Travel, both in the present and in the future.

Abu Dhabi and Medical Tourism Association® Sign Memorandum of Understanding to Promote the Emirate as World-Class Destination

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla., Oct. 10, 2018,/PRNewswire/ -- The Department of Culture and Tourism has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Medical Tourism Association® to coordinate efforts to position Abu Dhabi as a world-class medical tourism destination. As part of the agreement, the MTA's annual World Medical Tourism & Global Healthcare Congress® event will now take place in Abu Dhabi.

Jonathan Edelheit's Keynote Speech

Good morning and thank you for joining us for our 12th World Medical Tourism & Global Healthcare Congress in Abu Dhabi. I would like to thank the government of Abu Dhabi for bringing this conference to here, after 11 years in the United States.

by Jonathan Edelheit

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• Jun 20 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - Paris, France
• Jun 20 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Riga, Latvia
• Jun 20 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Vienna, Austria
• Jun 20 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Sydney, Australia
• Jun 20 International Conference on Global Health (ICGH) - Venice, Italy
• Jun 20 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - Vienna, Austria
• Jun 20 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Chisinau, Republic of Moldova
• Jun 20 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Vienna, Austria
• Jun 20 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - Paris, France
• Jun 20 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Venice, Italy
• Jun 20 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Venice, Italy
• Jun 20 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - Vienna, Austria
• Jun 20 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Sydney, Australia
• Jun 20 International Conference on Tuberculosis Therapy (ICTT) - Riga, Latvia
• Jun 20 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - Venice, Italy
• Jun 20 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Paris, France
• Jun 27 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Istanbul, Turkey
• Jun 27 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - London, United Kingdom
• Jun 27 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - London, United Kingdom
• Jun 27 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Nicosia, Cyprus
• Jun 27 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Melbourne, Australia
• Jun 27 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - Nicosia, Cyprus
• Jun 27 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - Melbourne, Australia
• Jun 27 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - Oslo, Norway
• Jun 27 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Istanbul, Turkey
• Jun 27 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - Istanbul, Turkey
• Jun 27 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - London, United Kingdom
• Jun 27 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Oslo, Norway
• Jun 27 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - Oslo, Norway
• Jun 27 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Tel Aviv, Israel
• Jun 27 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - Istanbul, Turkey
• Jun 27 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Tel Aviv, Israel
• Jun 27 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - Melbourne, Australia
• Jun 27 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Nicosia, Cyprus
• Jun 27 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Oslo, Norway
• Jun 27 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - Tel Aviv, Israel
• Jun 27 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - Tel Aviv, Israel
• Jun 27 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - London, United Kingdom
• Jun 27 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Melbourne, Australia
• Jun 27 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - Nicosia, Cyprus
• Jul 04 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Singapore, Singapore
• Jul 04 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Prague, Czechia
• Jul 04 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - Corfu, Greece
• Jul 04 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - Corfu, Greece
• Jul 04 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Corfu, Greece
• Jul 04 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Corfu, Greece
• Jul 04 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - Prague, Czechia
• Jul 04 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - Singapore, Singapore
• Jul 04 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Singapore, Singapore
• Jul 04 International Conference on Advanced General Surgery and Oncology (ICAGSO) - Corfu, Greece
• Jul 04 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Prague, Czechia
• Jul 04 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - Singapore, Singapore
• Jul 04 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - Prague, Czechia
• Jul 11 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - Cannes, France
• Jul 11 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - Santorini, Greece
• Jul 11 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Santorini, Greece
• Jul 11 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - Cannes, France
• Jul 11 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - Santorini, Greece
• Jul 11 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Ottawa, Canada
• Jul 11 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Cannes, France
• Jul 11 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Ottawa, Canada
• Jul 11 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Santorini, Greece
• Jul 11 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - New York, United States
• Jul 11 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - Ottawa, Canada
• Jul 11 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - New York, United States
• Jul 11 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - New York, United States
• Jul 11 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - Ottawa, Canada
• Jul 11 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - New York, United States
• Jul 11 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Cannes, France
• Jul 15 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - Quebec City, Canada
• Jul 15 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - Bali, Indonesia
• Jul 15 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - Washington, United States
• Jul 15 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - Mykonos, Greece
• Jul 15 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Mykonos, Greece
• Jul 15 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - Washington, United States
• Jul 15 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - Quebec City, Canada
• Jul 15 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Stockholm, Sweden
• Jul 15 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - Mykonos, Greece
• Jul 15 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Quebec City, Canada
• Jul 15 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Washington, United States
• Jul 15 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Bali, Indonesia
• Jul 15 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - Stockholm, Sweden
• Jul 15 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Mykonos, Greece
• Jul 15 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Bali, Indonesia
• Jul 15 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - Stockholm, Sweden
• Jul 15 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Quebec City, Canada
• Jul 15 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - Bali, Indonesia
• Jul 15 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Stockholm, Sweden
• Jul 15 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Washington, United States
• Jul 18 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - Toronto, Canada
• Jul 18 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Rhodes, Greece
• Jul 18 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - Paris, France
• Jul 18 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - Copenhagen, Denmark
• Jul 18 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - Rhodes, Greece
• Jul 18 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - Rhodes, Greece
• Jul 18 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - Helsinki, Finland
• Jul 18 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Helsinki, Finland
• Jul 18 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Paris, France
• Jul 18 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Toronto, Canada
• Jul 18 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - Helsinki, Finland
• Jul 18 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - Copenhagen, Denmark
• Jul 18 International Conference on Clinical Physics (ICCP) - Paris, France
• Jul 18 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Helsinki, Finland
• Jul 18 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Rhodes, Greece
• Jul 18 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - Paris, France
• Jul 18 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - Toronto, Canada
• Jul 18 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Paris, France
• Jul 18 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Copenhagen, Denmark
• Jul 18 International Conference on Forensic Science and Crime Scene Investigations (ICFSCSI) - Rhodes, Greece
• Jul 18 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Toronto, Canada
• Jul 18 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Copenhagen, Denmark
• Jul 22 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - Melbourne, Australia
• Jul 22 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - Melbourne, Australia
• Jul 22 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Crete, Greece
• Jul 22 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - Crete, Greece
• Jul 22 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - Berlin, Germany
• Jul 22 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Melbourne, Australia
• Jul 22 International Conference on Gender, Sex and Healthcare (ICGSH) - Crete, Greece
• Jul 22 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - Crete, Greece
• Jul 22 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Berlin, Germany
• Jul 22 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Melbourne, Australia
• Jul 22 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Tokyo, Japan
• Jul 22 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Tokyo, Japan
• Jul 22 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Crete, Greece
• Jul 22 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Berlin, Germany
• Jul 22 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - Rome, Italy
• Jul 22 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Rome, Italy
• Jul 22 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - Rome, Italy
• Jul 22 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - Tokyo, Japan
• Jul 22 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - Berlin, Germany
• Jul 22 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Rome, Italy
• Jul 22 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - Tokyo, Japan
• Jul 29 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - Sydney, Australia
• Jul 29 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - London, United Kingdom
• Jul 29 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - Sydney, Australia
• Jul 29 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - Vienna, Austria
• Jul 29 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - Istanbul, Turkey
• Jul 29 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - Zurich, Switzerland
• Jul 29 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Sydney, Australia
• Jul 29 International Conference on Biological and Medical Sciences (ICBMS) - Zurich, Switzerland
• Jul 29 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - London, United Kingdom
• Jul 29 International Conference on Advancements in Clinical Immunology (ICACI) - Istanbul, Turkey
• Jul 29 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - London, United Kingdom
• Jul 29 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Vienna, Austria
• Jul 29 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Istanbul, Turkey
• Jul 29 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - Zurich, Switzerland
• Jul 29 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Zurich, Switzerland
• Jul 29 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Zurich, Switzerland
• Jul 29 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Sydney, Australia
• Jul 29 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - London, United Kingdom
• Jul 29 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - Istanbul, Turkey
• Jul 29 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Vienna, Austria
• Jul 29 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Istanbul, Turkey
• Jul 29 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - Vienna, Austria
• Aug 05 International Conference on Gender, Sex and Healthcare (ICGSH) - Vancouver, Canada
• Aug 05 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Vancouver, Canada
• Aug 05 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Montreal, Canada
• Aug 05 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - Amsterdam, Netherlands
• Aug 05 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - Amsterdam, Netherlands
• Aug 05 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - Montreal, Canada
• Aug 05 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Montreal, Canada
• Aug 05 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Vancouver, Canada
• Aug 05 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Amsterdam, Netherlands
• Aug 05 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - Vancouver, Canada
• Aug 05 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - Vancouver, Canada
• Aug 05 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - Montreal, Canada
• Aug 05 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Amsterdam, Netherlands
• Aug 08 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Warsaw, Poland
• Aug 08 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - Hamburg, Germany
• Aug 08 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Baku, Azerbaijan
• Aug 08 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - Baku, Azerbaijan
• Aug 08 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - Toronto, Canada
• Aug 08 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - Toronto, Canada
• Aug 08 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - Hamburg, Germany
• Aug 08 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Hamburg, Germany
• Aug 08 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - New York, United States
• Aug 08 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - Lagos, Nigeria
• Aug 08 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - Baku, Azerbaijan
• Aug 08 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Toronto, Canada
• Aug 08 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Lagos, Nigeria
• Aug 08 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - New York, United States
• Aug 08 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - Lagos, Nigeria
• Aug 08 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - Warsaw, Poland
• Aug 08 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Hamburg, Germany
• Aug 08 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Toronto, Canada
• Aug 08 International Conference on HIV/AIDS Prevention and Treatment (ICHIVPT) - New York, United States
• Aug 08 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - New York, United States
• Aug 08 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - Warsaw, Poland
• Aug 08 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Lagos, Nigeria
• Aug 08 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Baku, Azerbaijan
• Aug 08 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - New York, United States
• Aug 08 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Warsaw, Poland
• Aug 15 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - Edinburgh, United Kingdom
• Aug 15 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - Tokyo, Japan
• Aug 15 International Conference on Tuberculosis Therapy (ICTT) - Istanbul, Turkey
• Aug 15 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - Venice, Italy
• Aug 15 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - Istanbul, Turkey
• Aug 15 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Bangkok, Thailand
• Aug 15 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - Istanbul, Turkey
• Aug 15 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - Edinburgh, United Kingdom
• Aug 15 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - Barcelona, Spain
• Aug 15 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - Bangkok, Thailand
• Aug 15 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Edinburgh, United Kingdom
• Aug 15 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Edinburgh, United Kingdom
• Aug 15 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Bangkok, Thailand
• Aug 15 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Istanbul, Turkey
• Aug 15 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Tokyo, Japan
• Aug 15 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - Tokyo, Japan
• Aug 15 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Barcelona, Spain
• Aug 15 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Venice, Italy
• Aug 15 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Istanbul, Turkey
• Aug 15 International Conference on Gender, Sex and Healthcare (ICGSH) - Venice, Italy
• Aug 15 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - Bangkok, Thailand
• Aug 15 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Barcelona, Spain
• Aug 15 International Conference on Gender, Sex and Healthcare (ICGSH) - Istanbul, Turkey
• Aug 15 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - Barcelona, Spain
• Aug 15 International Conference on Medical, Medicine and Health Sciences (ICMMHS) - Barcelona, Spain
• Aug 15 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - Venice, Italy
• Aug 15 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Venice, Italy
• Aug 15 International Conference on Oculoplastic Surgery (ICOS) - Tokyo, Japan
• Aug 15 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Tokyo, Japan
• Aug 22 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - Nicosia, Cyprus
• Aug 22 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
• Aug 22 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Nicosia, Cyprus
• Aug 22 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - Budapest, Hungary
• Aug 22 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - Rome, Italy
• Aug 22 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - London, United Kingdom
• Aug 22 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Budapest, Hungary
• Aug 22 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
• Aug 22 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Budapest, Hungary
• Aug 22 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - London, United Kingdom
• Aug 22 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - London, United Kingdom
• Aug 22 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Rome, Italy
• Aug 22 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - Nicosia, Cyprus
• Aug 22 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - Budapest, Hungary
• Aug 22 International Conference on Geriatric Medicine and Healthcare (ICGMH) - London, United Kingdom
• Aug 22 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - London, United Kingdom
• Aug 22 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
• Aug 22 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
• Aug 22 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Rome, Italy
• Aug 22 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Nicosia, Cyprus
• Aug 22 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - Rome, Italy
• Aug 22 International Conference on Gender, Sex and Healthcare (ICGSH) - Budapest, Hungary
• Aug 29 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Zanzibar, Tanzania
• Aug 29 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Dublin, Ireland
• Aug 29 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - Dublin, Ireland
• Aug 29 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Paris, France
• Aug 29 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - Paris, France
• Aug 29 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - Paris, France
• Aug 29 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - Sydney, Australia
• Aug 29 International Conference on Biological and Medical Sciences (ICBMS) - Paris, France
• Aug 29 International Conference on Tuberculosis Therapy (ICTT) - Moscow, Russia
• Aug 29 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Sydney, Australia
• Aug 29 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Moscow, Russia
• Aug 29 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Moscow, Russia
• Aug 29 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - Zanzibar, Tanzania
• Aug 29 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Sydney, Australia
• Aug 29 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - Dublin, Ireland
• Aug 29 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Paris, France
• Aug 29 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Dublin, Ireland
• Aug 29 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - Zanzibar, Tanzania
• Aug 29 International Conference on Advancements in Clinical Immunology (ICACI) - Zanzibar, Tanzania
• Aug 29 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - Sydney, Australia
• Aug 29 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - Moscow, Russia
• Aug 29 International Conference on Gender, Sex and Healthcare (ICGSH) - Moscow, Russia
• Aug 29 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Zanzibar, Tanzania
• Aug 29 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - Moscow, Russia
• Sep 05 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - Seattle, United States
• Sep 05 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Prague, Czechia
• Sep 05 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - Tokyo, Japan
• Sep 05 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - Seattle, United States
• Sep 05 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - Sydney, Australia
• Sep 05 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - Málaga, Spain
• Sep 05 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Tokyo, Japan
• Sep 05 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - Sydney, Australia
• Sep 05 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Málaga, Spain
• Sep 05 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Seattle, United States
• Sep 05 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - Málaga, Spain
• Sep 05 International Conference on Biology and Medical Sciences (ICBMS) - Tokyo, Japan
• Sep 05 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Sydney, Australia
• Sep 05 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Seattle, United States
• Sep 05 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Prague, Czechia
• Sep 05 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - Prague, Czechia
• Sep 05 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Tokyo, Japan
• Sep 05 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - Prague, Czechia
• Sep 05 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Sydney, Australia
• Sep 05 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - Tokyo, Japan
• Sep 05 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Málaga, Spain
• Sep 12 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - New York, United States
• Sep 12 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - Melbourne, Australia
• Sep 12 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Rome, Italy
• Sep 12 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - Singapore, Singapore
• Sep 12 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - Melbourne, Australia
• Sep 12 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - Amsterdam, Netherlands
• Sep 12 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - Rome, Italy
• Sep 12 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - New York, United States
• Sep 12 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Melbourne, Australia
• Sep 12 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Amsterdam, Netherlands
• Sep 12 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Amsterdam, Netherlands
• Sep 12 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Singapore, Singapore
• Sep 12 International Conference on Clinical and Medical Case Reports (ICCMCR) - Singapore, Singapore
• Sep 12 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - New York, United States
• Sep 12 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Rome, Italy
• Sep 12 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Singapore, Singapore
• Sep 12 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - Rome, Italy
• Sep 12 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Melbourne, Australia
• Sep 12 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - Amsterdam, Netherlands
• Sep 12 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - Singapore, Singapore
• Sep 12 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - New York, United States
• Sep 16 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Santiago, Chile
• Sep 16 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - Washington, United States
• Sep 16 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - Seoul, Republic of Korea
• Sep 16 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Paris, France
• Sep 16 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Washington, United States
• Sep 16 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Nice, France
• Sep 16 International Conference on Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (ICCCS) - Zurich, Switzerland
• Sep 16 International Conference on Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (ICDDS) - Zurich, Switzerland
• Sep 16 International Conference on Clinical and Surgical Anatomy (ICCASA) - Nice, France
• Sep 16 International Conference on Medical and Biosciences (ICMBS) - Zurich, Switzerland
• Sep 16 International Conference on Alternative Healthcare and Acupuncture (ICAHA) - Paris, France