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International Forum on Quality & Safety in Healthcare

March 2, 2017 The Editor Events, Health 0

24-26 August 2017 – Kuala Lumpur

The programme for International Forum Kuala Lumpur 2017 is now live!

Themed Aim. Act. Achieve, this year’s programme looks to aim high with our goals for quality improvement, to act together across professions and with service users, and to achieve real success in improving care worldwide.

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Early Bird registration is open – book early to save
Join colleagues from more than 35 countries, as over 3 dynamic days we will discuss solutions for the challenges we are facing and learn from the rich experience of healthcare teams across the world. Don’t miss this opportunity to get exposed to the world’s best talent in quality improvement.

Save $155 on individual delegate rates and up to 15% with our group rates when you book before 20 June 2017.

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Display your improvement work as a poster
Call for Posters closes in two months! Start working on your poster now, submit by 2 May and showcase your achievements to key international opinion leaders. Learn more.

This is a fantastic opportunity to communicate your work to delegates from Asia Pacific and beyond, and to also have your work included in the International Forum Conference Proceedings.

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