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Innovations in Healthcare Management and Informatics 2010
Event Details
Time: February 8, 2010 to February 11, 2010
Location: Orchard Hotel, Singapore
City/Town: Singapore
Website or Map: http://www.healthcareinformat…
Phone: 65 6722 9446
Event Type: conference
Organized By: IQPC Worldwide Pte Ltd
Latest Activity: Oct 28
Event Description
With a bigger demand and pressure on healthcare providers, no doubt innovation and advancement in informatics and infrastructure are imminent. This is the only event which will deliver the “blue-ocean” healthcare concepts and management innovations to advance patient safety, healthcare benefits as well as guarantee RIO and efficiencies across various hospital departments.
It is important to understand the unique characteristics and stages of development in the Asia Pacific region. Each country has its unique set of challenges and advantages when it comes to healthcare informatics and management. Development in infrastructure, investment in latest technology and innovative strategies should be part of every healthcare providers agenda.
Real case studies and key themes to be debated at the conference include:
- Applying new models of healthcare
- Managing costs and improving efficiencies
- Improving patient safety and patient care
- Telemedicine and remote consultation to achieve rural outreach
- Latest technology innovations for healthcare providers
- Prioritising departmental needs: Oncology, cardiology, neurology, paediatrics, urology etc.
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