Network and gain knowledge with the leaders in West Africa
Discuss and deliberate with leadership from West African Ministries, authorities, healthcare providers, distributors and solution providers
After careful consideration, Medic West Africa will not take place in 2020 and will occur in 2021 in Lagos, with new dates to be announced soon.
In the meantime, we are going virtual with Omnia Health Live Africa!
Connecting the healthcare community across Africa.
12-16 October 2020
Conference Overview
The Medic West Africa congress promotes stakeholder dialogue in areas of leadership and management affecting West African healthcare providers in both the public and private sector. It also highlights clinical specialties which give clinicians an opportunity to benchmark their skills and hear from some of the region’s leading clinicians.
The congress is committed to keeping healthcare stakeholders updated on worldwide healthcare management thinking and experience while creating a forum for regional networking.
Every year the congress offers attendees an opportunity to network, discuss and deliberate with leadership from West African Ministries, authorities, healthcare providers, distributors and solution providers.
Online: 23 Aug - 22 Oct 2021
Live: 22 - 24 Sept 2021
Previous Conferences
Healthcare Business Conference
9 October 2019
Developed in partnership with the Healthcare Federation of Nigeria, and this year together with the Anadach group we welcome a brand new conference to Medic West Africa exhibition - The Healthcare Business Conference
Supporting an ultimate goal to improve the growth of small to medium healthcare enterprises, this one-day conference is concentrated with quality content to dramatically improve private sector healthcare delivery in West Africa and, in particular, Nigeria.
More details coming soon...
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Women’s Health Workshop
9 October 2019
New to the Medic West Africa conference portfolio, it a pleasure to welcome the Women’s Health Workshop!
With the World Health Organisation highlighting that cervical cancer is the second most common cancer in women worldwide, and the second leading cause of cancer mortality in Nigeria, the country’s focus on eliminating cervical cancer remains a foreboding healthcare priority.
Supporting an ultimate goal to disseminate the latest knowledge and to increase awareness of international best practice, this concise one-day workshop will see an extensive roster of world-renowned expert speakers sharing how to combat this chronic infection, through demonstrative training that addresses both prevention and cure.
More details coming soon...
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Quality Management Conference
9 October 2019
The Quality in Healthcare conference, developed with the support of The Society for Quality in Nigeria (SQHN), will gather senior healthcare professionals to discuss leadership challenges, quality standards and innovations encouraging sustained improvement. Additionally, the carefully curated programme aims to highlight the immense importance of quality in healthcare facilities.
This is a must attend event for all healthcare professions who seek to gain unique and novel insight into the latest best practice that is encouraging continuous improvement of quality and safety in healthcare, across West Africa.
More details coming soon...
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Leaders in Healthcare Conference
10 October 2019
The Leaders in Healthcare conference presents a premier platform for thought-leaders, including government officials and industry chiefs, to discuss the most topical issues in healthcare in relation to the future of medicine a well as the wider healthcare leadership and management.
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Precision medicine and personalized healthcare in Africa: A genomics approach
10 October 2019
Recent advances in genomic research worldwide have increased the number of therapeutic targets, and this is based on the unique molecular signature of individual diseases. Currently, the entire genome of an individual can be sequenced in
less than 24 hours, for a fraction of its original cost. The resulting data is rich with information that provides us with genetic information that can be used for disease prediction, targeted therapy and personalized healthcare models.
More details coming soon...
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Sysmex XN-31: Eradication of Malaria through Quantitative Plasmodium Species and CBC Testing
10 October 2019
Early and accurate Malaria remains one of the most important public health concerns globally, with more than 3.2 billion people in 91 countries at risk of infection, according to the 2018 WHO report. Diagnosis of malaria is vital in the fight against the disease, so that specific treatment can be initiated to prevent complications and reduce mortality. The Sysmex XN-31 automated analyser – launched in September 2019, can detect and count malaria-infected red blood cells (MI-RBC) within one minute with excellent sensitivity and specificity (Pillay et al*) with reliable and objective malaria information using the technology of fluorescence flow cytometry. Results from 1 mL blood or less without sample pre-treatment to enhance and standardise your malaria testing. The XN-31 gives you fast results with 24/7 availability and Quality result independent of the skills of the operator.
In line with this this, Sysmex is organising a symposium during the Medic West Africa Conference and Exhibition 2019, to highlight the benefits and features of the new analyser.
More details coming soon...
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Medicine, Accountability & Law Conference
9-11 October 2019
The Medicine, Accountability and Law (MAL) Conference considers the ethical and legal implications of aspects of medical practice in the context of Nigerian law. It examines the duty of care responsibility of the licensed practitioner and explores regulatory and policy (implementation) levers for accountability, good governance and safe practice standards on behalf of the public.
More details coming soon...
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Health Improvement Conference
11 October 2019
The world over, health systems grapple with the challenge of being able to simultaneously provide better care, better health, and at lower costs in order to improve the health of populations. However, the potential to achieve improved patient care, health outcomes, and lower costs may be compromised by the healthcare experiences encountered when care is provided. Central to any effective health system is an engaged and productive workforce – comprised of people who find a sense of meaning and fulfilment in their work – as this might improve the quality of healthcare and ultimately, the overall patient experience.
This year’s theme: “Driving healthcare improvement through the Quadruple Aim” provides a platform to explore the complex healthcare work environment through the lens of patients, healthcare professionals and leaders as well as health-focused individuals and organisations. It seeks to help healthcare workers develop and improve the skills required to enhance wellbeing whilst improving care, health, and lowering costs through connecting, engaging, and interacting with leaders from both the healthcare and other industries.
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Imaging Conference
11 October 2019
It is a pleasure to welcome back the Imaging Conference to the Medic West Portfolio! Developed in partnership with The Association of Radiographers in Nigeria (ARN), this concise one-day scientific meeting will explore the latest advances in medical imaging, accurate imaging diagnosis and improvement of care quality for radiology patients within the theme “Nuclear Medicine Beyond 10 Years in Nigeria”.
This leading radiology meeting in Nigeria, will equip delegates with essential knowledge and CPD points, helping to improve practice management skills whilst providing a novel understanding of how to get the best out of standard equipment.
More details coming soon...
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