Advancing Scholarly Dialogue Through networking and conversations

With rising concerns of hospital-acquired infections, biomedical waste management and antimicrobial resistance, this conference aims to strengthen capacity building, collaboration and implementation of evidence-based solutions across healthcare institutions. It also aims to initiate discussion on the changing needs for a holistic approach to the current environmental issues .

The International Conference on Healthcare Waste Management, Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) and Environment resilient healthcare system will bring together doctors, nurses, administrators, academicians, engineers, policymakers and industry experts to deliberate on best practices, innovations and regulatory frameworks that promote patient safety and sustainable healthcare.

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The Venue - Auditorium, Indira Gandhi Hospital, Dwarka Delhi.

Indira Gandhi Hospital, is a premier multi-specialty government hospital under the Government of NCT of Delhi, providing comprehensive secondary and tertiary healthcare services. The hospital plays a major role in infection prevention, environmental sustainability and implementation of national public health programs.

Its commitment to patient safety, quality healthcare delivery and medical education makes it an ideal venue for this national conference.

The Fee Structure has been categorised with early birds discount, member discount and students discount.

The link for registration is https://forms.gle/mnyr5Tcd7tKPKVJD6

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The Fee Structure

Registration QR code

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