Oliver Kinross Ltd, organizers of the Africa Health Care Summit,
said there is an increasing demand for improved healthcare in Africa as a
result of the economic boom the continent is recording. It added that the
health industry across the world is poised for huge growth over the new years.
In a statement made available to HealthNewsNG.com, the company said: “As
governments try to meet demand and begin to implement universal health schemes,
and the Africa sector undergoes “major policy, system and infrastructural
changes” (KPMG), investor opportunities are increasing tenfold. And as
technology continues to develop within the region, the healthcare industry will
only continue to expand."
It described the Africa Healthcare Summit 2014, 20-21 February, being
held in London, as the ideal platform to explore the latest investment
opportunities
within Africa's healthcare industry and discover the
latest
regulatory changes, technological advancements,
innovations and
techniques.
"A
2-day Conference, 40-booth exhibition, panel
discussion and
networking event, this is certainly a not-to-be-missed
event, taking
place in a 5-star venue in London. Featuring 35
top-level speakers, addressing a range of issues from;
the future outlook for healthcare
provision across Africa, and Developing a World Class
Healthcare
System on a Realistic Price Tag, to Strategies to
Develop Africa’s
Private Healthcare Sector, Tackling Gaps in Financing,
and
Public-Private Partnerships in Tele-Medicine," it said.
It added: "The
Summit will also
examine a number of case studies, including:
international
investment, technology providers, Tunisia, Ghana,
Kenya and Ethiopia.
Including an
exclusive Webinar and live streaming from the
conference with a live
chat accessible, we will also be providing African
organisations with
the footage, PowerPoint presentations and papers
from the conference
shortly after the event. This access and the package
will be
complimentary."
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