Digital health technology improves quality and patient safety in Africa

Digital health technology improves quality and patient safety in Africa

Africa Health Exhibition & Congress 2019, Gallagher Estate, May 2019

More private-public partnerships needed to achieve universal healthcare

More private-public partnerships needed to achieve universal healthcare

As South Africa moves towards rolling out universal health coverage (UHC) through the implementation of a National Health Insurance (NHI) scheme, the focus remains on the viability and sustainability of such a system in a country burdened by a myriad of health and socio-economic challenges.

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Africa Health Congress: Highlights from day three

Every year, all the proceeds from the 13 conferences held at Africa Health Exhibition and Congress held at Gallagher Conference Centre in Midrand are handed over to beneficiaries who are doing exceptional work in the field of healthcare.

Building sustainable, efficient hospitals: What is required?

Building sustainable, efficient hospitals: What is required?

Escalating healthcare costs, a growing disease burden and a chronic shortage of healthcare professionals, particularly in developing countries, are forcing a rethink on the way hospitals should be designed and built in order to meet the needs of patients and specific regions to provide cost-effective, sustainable in-hospital services.

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Africa Health Congress: Highlights from Day Two

The introduction of new technology that is saving lives, improving hospital efficiency and increasing the success rates of medical interventions were key highlights of the second day at Africa Health Exhibition & Congress.

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Africa Health Exhibition and Conference - Day one highlights

Innovation was the name of the game on day one of the Africa Health Exhibition and Conference.

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Health ministers debate healthcare challenges and solutions for the African continent

New Public-Private Partnership models could change the face of healthcare in Africa

New Public-Private Partnership models could change the face of healthcare in Africa

More than funding needed to implement universal healthcare in developing countries

More than funding needed to implement universal healthcare in developing countries

Mitigating the health risks of climate change

Mitigating the health risks of climate change

Sugar Tax: A small price to pay to save lives

Sugar Tax: A small price to pay to save lives

The importance of breast milk banks in Africa

The importance of breast milk banks in Africa

About Africa Health Exhibition and Congress

Africa Health is organised by the Informa Exhibitions’ Global Healthcare Group. Conference cost: From R150 - R300 for online registration. Visit www.africahealthexhibition.com for more information. 

Africa Health is supported by CSSD Forums of South Africa (CFSA), The Association for Peri-Operative Practitioners in South Africa (APPSA – Gauteng Chapter), the International Federation for Medical and Biological Engineering (IFMBE), the Emergency Medicine Society of South Africa (EMSSA), the Independent Practitioners Association Foundation, Southern African Health Technology Assessment Society (SAHTAS), Medical Device Manufacturers Association of South Africa (MDMSA), Faculty of Health Sciences at the University of the Witwatersrand, the Public Health Association of South Africa (PHASA), The Council for Health Service Accreditation of Southern Africa (COHSASA), Trauma Society of South Africa (TSSA), Society of Medical Laboratory Technologists of South Africa (SMLTSA) and the Biomedical Engineering Society of South Africa (BESSA).

Contact

www.africahealthexhibition.com