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ExHealth, a Dubai Healthcare City-based medical tourism consultancy and healthcare media & marketing firm has signed a Marketing Partnership agreement with World Congress, the leading global producer of healthcare conferences, for the World Health Care Congress Middle East to be held in Abu Dhabi from December 5 to 7.
Being held under the patronage of H.H General Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi, and co-sponsored by the Health Authority of Abu Dhabi (HAAD) and Abu Dhabi Tourism Authority (ADTA), the 2010 Congress will be attended by over 500 key decision-makers and leaders from all sectors of health care, including top government officials, hospital directors, Insurance decision makers and top management members of pharmaceuticals and medical device companies.
ExHealth is supporting the Congress by providing marketing value services and will create a global healthcare and medical tourism stream to further enhance the reach of the premier meeting of key global healthcare stakeholders who will be sharing best practices for improving the delivery of high quality, cost-effective care.
“World Congress produces great series of healthcare congresses and we are delighted that the Congress is taking place in Abu Dhabi. We are inviting regional and global partners and are creating dedicated Global Healthcare and Medical Tourism sessions to provide information to delegates about terms, trends, opportunities and challenges of this growing industry” said Dr. Prem Jagyasi, a rewoned medical tourism consultant and MD & CEO of ExHealth.
In a recent research conducted by Dr Prem Jagyasi it was noted that 94% experts believed that Medical Tourism is yet to reach to its potential. Hence, such global congresses are important to encourage understanding and networking of Global Healthcare participants. (Report available at http://www.drprem.com/medical-tourism-research-surv/)
“As Middle East is a unique market place with both inbound and outbound patient streams, this is an important congress for industry leaders. Regional players can learn about new industry while global leaders can participate, network and share their experience” added Dr Prem Jagyasi, also a renowned expert for medical tourism conferences. He is also a key note speaker for the 2010 Congress.
The World Health Care Congress Middle East will feature Executive Summits on Hospital/Health Systems, Health Care IT, Chronic Care, Health Technology and Interoperability, Health care Innovation and Investment and Emerging Health Care Business Models.
“As we place greater emphasis on educating the healthcare community, World Congress is in the process of getting the sessions accredited by Health Authority Abu Dhabi (HAAD). We believe there is a great need of educating healthcare professionals in the Gulf region and partnering with a regional organization will help us to reach out to healthcare professionals’ healthcare” said Mr. Jon Stock, CEO of World Congress.
The Congress will have speakers from across the globe including US, Europe, UK, Africa, Asia and Middle East. The 2010 Congress, the organizers said, is another important step in the strategic commitment to excellence and innovation in healthcare in Abu Dhabi and to develop as a global centre for health care innovation and research.
World Congress forges health care communities by convening senior executives from all segments of the industry and government policymaking through its annual flagship event, the World Health Care Congress, its overseas counterpart, World Health Care Congress Europe, and other specialized Congresses and Leadership Summits.
The congress is supported by Global Healthcare Network (www.GlobalHealthcareNetwork.com) and Health First Magazine. All Global Healthcare Network will get special benefits and offers.
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