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Healthcare Summit & Expo in July
The Indo-Global Healthcare Summit and Expo 2015 is scheduled to be held at Marigold Hotel and Green Park Hotel from July 23 to July 26. Themed ‘Innovations and Advances’, the expo is organised by the Federation of the Telangana and Andhra Pradesh Chambers of Commerce and Industry, the OMICS Group, and the Indus Foundation.
The event is expected to have around 4,000 decision makers during its 120 sessions
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The Indo-Global Healthcare Summit and Expo 2015 is scheduled to be held at Marigold Hotel and Green Park Hotel from July 23 to July 26. Themed ‘Innovations and Advances’, the expo is organised by the Federation of the Telangana and Andhra Pradesh Chambers of Commerce and Industry, the OMICS Group, and the Indus Foundation.
Speaking at the announcement of the expo Dr Kakarla Subba Rao from the Nizam’s Institute of Medical Sciences (NIMS) said, “There are three aspects in medicine- service, education and research. Research is in the bottom of the priorities of our successive governments, which is to be changed.”
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The event is expected to be the most comprehensive healthcare event of its kind with a participation of around 4,000 decision makers. The number of scientific sessions is as many as 120 with speakers from all over the world, making it probably the largest ever held in India. Dr Kakarla further added that the only goal of most of the medical students is to become rich.“We need to orient young medical students towards service and patient care.
It is ironical how students have noble thoughts of service in the first two years of their education and is all vanished as they approach graduation,” Dr Kakarla added.Briefing on the forthcoming Healthcare Summit and Expo, president of the Indus Foundation SB Anumolu said that the summit is a unique event for identifying and sharing successful innovative models of healthcare delivery from around the world. The event will help professionals, entrepreneurs, industry players, investors and global institutions to collaborate for taking advantage of the latest innovations and advances.
