Fourth Middle East Forum to be held in May
(MENAFN- Gulf Times) Hamad Medical Corporation (HMC) and the Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI) will host the fourth Middle East Forum on Quality and Safety in Healthcare (ME Forum) from May 13 €15 at the Qatar National Convention Centre.
Led by HMC's Hamad Healthcare Quality Institute (HHQI), the annual conference will reinforce the continued partnership between HMC and IHI, a not-for-profit organisation that is a leading innovator in health and healthcare improvement worldwide.
This year's conference theme centres on a transformative approach to improving healthcare delivery by inspiring innovation. The conference will feature keynote lectures and seminars from local, regional and global health experts, as well a series of intensive pre-conference workshops.
Topics will highlight the science behind improvement, the continuing transformation of clinical interventions and clinical systems, how healthcare leaders can drive improvements in their teams and organisations, and ways in which healthcare workers can enhance engagement with patients.
HE Dr Hanan Mohamed al-Kuwari, Minister of Public Health said that the ME Forum had become a mainstay on the event calendar and a popular professional development opportunity with healthcare industry workers in both Qatar and the region.
Professor Adeel Butt, ME Forum chair, and HHQI director, said: "The ME Forum is an important conference for doctors, nurses and allied health professionals who use the event as a chance to learn new quality improvement methodologies, exchange ideas with their peers and to showcase their own improvement initiatives."
IHI President and CEO, Derek Feeley who will attend the forum said, "This is one of the leading healthcare improvement events in the Middle East region, and lays a platform for encouraging positive change and progress in HMC hospitals and clinics, as well as other public and private healthcare facilities in Qatar and beyond."
The conference will include a poster exhibition highlighting successful quality and safety improvement initiatives, a knowledge area that allows delegates to meet and engage with subject matter experts, and a number of opportunities for participants to converse on healthcare improvement topics.
Doctors, nurses, and allied health professionals attending the Middle East Forum are eligible to earn continuing healthcare education points.
Led by HMC's Hamad Healthcare Quality Institute (HHQI), the annual conference will reinforce the continued partnership between HMC and IHI, a not-for-profit organisation that is a leading innovator in health and healthcare improvement worldwide.
This year's conference theme centres on a transformative approach to improving healthcare delivery by inspiring innovation. The conference will feature keynote lectures and seminars from local, regional and global health experts, as well a series of intensive pre-conference workshops.
Topics will highlight the science behind improvement, the continuing transformation of clinical interventions and clinical systems, how healthcare leaders can drive improvements in their teams and organisations, and ways in which healthcare workers can enhance engagement with patients.
HE Dr Hanan Mohamed al-Kuwari, Minister of Public Health said that the ME Forum had become a mainstay on the event calendar and a popular professional development opportunity with healthcare industry workers in both Qatar and the region.
Professor Adeel Butt, ME Forum chair, and HHQI director, said: "The ME Forum is an important conference for doctors, nurses and allied health professionals who use the event as a chance to learn new quality improvement methodologies, exchange ideas with their peers and to showcase their own improvement initiatives."
IHI President and CEO, Derek Feeley who will attend the forum said, "This is one of the leading healthcare improvement events in the Middle East region, and lays a platform for encouraging positive change and progress in HMC hospitals and clinics, as well as other public and private healthcare facilities in Qatar and beyond."
The conference will include a poster exhibition highlighting successful quality and safety improvement initiatives, a knowledge area that allows delegates to meet and engage with subject matter experts, and a number of opportunities for participants to converse on healthcare improvement topics.
Doctors, nurses, and allied health professionals attending the Middle East Forum are eligible to earn continuing healthcare education points.
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