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Experts to deliberate on issues of quality, finance,technology and
innovation , community engagement and capacity building
New Delhi, February 23, 2018: A prestigious conference on Urban Health will be held over the next
two days in the national capital. The
conference is being organized by the International Institute of Health
Management Research (IIHMR), Delhi at its campus in Dwarka onFebruary 24-25.
IIHMR Delhi has created a niche for itself in high quality
research, education and training in health, hospital and Health Information
Technology. It is recognized in national
and international health circles for its outstanding work in the field.
The Conference is going to be a platform for doctors, healthcare
professionals, industry representatives, policymakers and regulators from
across the country to discussvital issues pertaining to urban healthand suggest
strategies for improving and streamlining the system. There are eightsessions plannedover
the two days in which high- profile delegates from all over the country are
going to participate.
The inaugural address will be given by chief guestProf. O. P. Kalra, Vice Chancellor, Pt. B.
D. Sharma University of Health Sciences, Rohtak, and Haryana.Dr. Vikas Kishor Desai, Founder Secretary,
Urban Health Society of Indiawill be the guest of honor at the inaugural
session.
Speaking of IIHMR Delhi’s initiative, Dr Sanjiv Kumar, Director, IIHMR Delhi, says, “As an institution
that tries to create meaningful platforms for intellectual debates and
discussions on important health issues, IIHMR is taking this opportunity to
bring together prominent voices from all over the India on the challenges faced
by the Urban Health system. Platforms such as these provide an opportunity for stakeholders
to exchange ideas and suggest solutions that can help in providing better
healthcare for citizens.”
Dr. Sanjay K. Rai, Professor, Centre
for Community Medicine, All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi and
Vice President, India Public Health Association will deliver a special address on ‘Learning from Urban Field Practices Area”.
Understandably, ‘Quality of Care
in Urban Health’will be first session. It will be chaired by Dr Girdhar Gyani, Founder Director,
Association of Health Providers India.Dr. Piyush Jaiswal, Senior Resident,
AIIMSwill make a presentation on‘Quality
Assessment of Urban Primary Health Centres in Delhi’ at this session. This
will be followed by Scientific Paper Presentationsin Students Category for Awards.
Another important session will be on ‘Community Engagement &Behaviors
Change Communication.’ Prominent speakers
at this sessioninclude Dr Denny John,
Campbell Collaborationand VR Raman,
Head of Policy, WaterAid, India. The conference will also focus onother
relevant themes such as ‘Technology and
Innovation in Urban Health’‘Healthcare
Financing’, ‘Healthcare Insurance: A
Provider Perspective’ and ‘Human
Resource and Capacity Building’.
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