Africa Health Congress kicks off
After a 2-year hiatus due to COVID-19, Africa’s healthcare community has gathered in Midrand for the Africa Health Congress, which brings together leading healthcare professionals from across the continent.
“Healthcare professionals from multiple disciplines are meeting to promote discussion and thought leadership on the advancement of healthcare in the region,” said Solenne Singer, Group Director (Healthcare) at Informa Markets Healthcare.
Infection control under the spotlight
The congress addresses the needs of African healthcare professionals. These shares strategies are transforming the future of medicine and examine the latest disruptions in healthcare driving the continent’s transformation.
Key conference highlights include Imaging and Diagnostics, Quality Management and Patient Safety, CSSD, and Emergency Medicine. The Transformation Talks and Techquity Talksunveil future predictions, new technologies and innovations that would change how diseases are treated and diagnosed. Public health; nursing; and infection control are also key topics. – Health-e News
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Africa Health Congress kicks off
by healthe, Health-e News
October 27, 2022