Dubai to Host Sixth Global Symposium on Health Systems Research
Dubai's official status as host city for the Sixth Global Symposium on Health Equipment Research (HSR2020) was confirmed when Dr. Ali Sebaa Al Marri, Exec President of the Mohammed bin Rashid School of Federal Government (MBRSG), was ceremoniously granted the trick to the seminar. Occurring in two years to coincide with Exposition 2020, the event will certainly mark the very first time that the seminar has actually occurred in the Middle East.
Officially identifying Dubai's function in organizing the 6th edition of the seminar, the key hand-over ceremony was kept in Liverpool, UK, at the close of HSR2018-- the symposium's 5th version. The key was provided to Dr. Al Marri by reps from organisers of the biennial occasion HSG, a global subscription organisation devoted to promoting health systems study and also knowledge translation.
During the event, the MBRSG management team prolonged its recognition and also gratefulness to its collaborating partners Dubai's Division of Tourism and Business as well as the Professors of Health Sciences' Knowledge to Policy (K2P) Centre at American University of Beirut, both of which offered considerable input into helping Dubai with its bid to organize the 6th edition of the seminar.
We are delighted to be named as host partners for the Sixth Global Symposium on Health Systems Research in a region where strengthening and advancing HPSR (health policy and systems research) and contributing to achieving Sustainable Development Goals for health is much needed, said His Excellency Dr. Ali Sebaa Al Marri, Executive President, MBRSG.
" HSR2020 is Dubai's following global platform to review and also trade expertise around wellness systems research, including principles, frameworks, procedures as well as methods. HSR2020 will certainly rate a host of scholastic scientists, policy-makers, funders, implementers and community stakeholders from local as well as global organisations to discuss health and wellness research in a swiftly transforming globe," he included.
Dr. Immanuel Azaad Moonesar RD, Assistant Teacher of Health Policy, MBRSG, added: "We expect convening policymakers, researchers and experts from all over the world who will concern our dynamic, worldwide city to exchange new ideas and share useful experiences. This is an unmissable opportunity to involve with establishments in the EMR that are involved in HPSR and policymaking as well as to bring them together at a linked platform, with the occasion tackling also higher value coinciding as it performs with Expo 2020."
MBRSG is expected to invite over 2,000 delegates over the course of its five days. Amongst the problems suggested for discussion are the influence of Fourth Industrial Transformation technologies on the health research industry and maintaining privacy in a world where data is significantly digitalised.
