Manama, February 11 (BNA): The Principal Healthcare Centers Conference and Exhibition President and Chief Executive Officer, Dr. Ijlal Al Alawi, formally declared that all logistical and strategic preparations for the event’s second edition were finished.
Bahrain sets stage for second Primary Healthcare Centres Conference and Exhibition
The conference is a crucial gathering for the local medical community and is set to take place at the Gulf Hotel from February 12 to 14. BDA Conferences and Exhibitions is in charge of organizing the event, which is being held in strategic collaboration with the Supreme Council of Health, Bahrain Association of Family Physicians, International Conference on Family Medicine, and Kuwait Primary Healthcare Conference.
A strong delegation of over 90 knowledgeable speakers and experts committed to the development of primary medical services will be present at the next summit.
According to Dr. Al Alawi, the first edition set a high bar for quality, and the large number of registrations for this second edition shows how confident the region is becoming in the conference as a leading scientific forum. He also explained that registration is still open to medical and nursing professionals as well as stakeholders from the larger healthcare sector who want to learn about the most recent industry standards.
Distinguished professionals from the Kingdom of Bahrain, GCC, Egypt, Lebanon, India, Ireland, and several other countries are invited to participate in the scientific program, which is designed to be an all-encompassing international forum. This multidisciplinary group will discuss worldwide innovations and best practices in a number of important fields, such as community health, chronic illness treatment, and preventive medicine. Additionally, through special sessions on healthcare quality, innovation, and the continuous digital transformation of medical services, the agenda places a high priority on modernizing the industry.
The Scientific Committee Chairperson, Dr. Haifa Al Jassim, stressed that the curriculum was created using a strict process that was adapted to the real-world needs of primary healthcare professionals. The ultimate goal of the sessions and workshops is to improve practitioner efficiency and raise the standard of care given to the community by emphasizing evidence-based knowledge and applied clinical skills. This academic rigor guarantees that the knowledge acquired is applicable and in line with the current state of medicine worldwide.
The chairperson of the organizing committee, Dr. Majda Hassan, affirmed that her team has obtained all the standards needed to ensure delegates have a smooth experience. In order to support the long-term development of Bahrain’s primary healthcare infrastructure, the concurrent exhibition will act as a crucial commercial and technological hub, exhibiting the newest medical devices and solutions and encouraging strategic alliances between healthcare organizations and industry stakeholders.
