DOHA: The Hamad Medical Corporation (HMC) is organising a three-day conference on quality improvement in healthcare next week.
The Middle East Forum on Quality Improvement in Healthcare will be held at the Qatar National Convention Centre (QNCC) from March 17 to March 19.
The Forum is being held in collaboration with the Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI), a leading international innovator in health and healthcare improvement.
The event will bring together hundreds of healthcare leaders and experts from Qatar and across the region. The forum is intended to introduce the IHI’s internationally recognised methodology and expertise to the region.
“This is a unique opportunity to learn from IHI faculty experts about innovative ways to improve quality, safety and the patient experience. We have worked closely with the IHI to assemble a renowned faculty and specialised sessions for our region,” said Dr Abdullatif Al Khal, Deputy Chief of Medical, Academic and Research Affairs for Medical Education and Co-Chairperson for the IHI ME Forum Planning Group.
“We are delighted to be collaborating with the IHI on this Forum to teach the latest quality improvement techniques and methodology to all front-line healthcare professionals responsible for patient care.
Doctors, nurses as well as allied health professionals such as pharmacists, laboratory technicians, occupational therapists or paramedics, can all benefit from the IHI faculty’s experience,” said Professor Michael Richmond, Deputy Chief of Medical, Academic and Research Affairs, Quality and Safety and Chairperson for the IHI ME Forum Planning Group.
Doctors and nurses attending this Forum are able to earn up to 16 CME and 13 CNE points respectively, subject to the number of sessions they attend. Online registration is now available at: http://ihi.hamad.qa
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