Joint 28th International Medical Conference: Advances in Medical Practice and Education in the 21st Century

Joint 28th International Medical Conference:  Advances in Medical Practice and Education in the 21st Century – London, UK, 17 November 2018.

Progress and advances in research and innovations have been occurring in medical practice and education globally for the past decades.   These have been as a result of advances in medical practice worldwide.  In addition, patients have become more informed about their health, and these have resulted in increased in demands and expectations, thereby bringing about the changing roles of the doctors and healthcare workers in society.  There are now needs for healthcare workers to be more involved in teaching and research, as well as in patient care.  Hence the conference on ‘Progress in Medical Practice and education’ will embrace many topics on the various issues affecting medical practice, research and education. 

The topics to be covered during the conference include advances in medical education and research approaches, Stem cell techniques, evidence-based practice, quality of patient care, general internal medicine, medical emergencies in general practice, primary care issues, epidemiology and public health matters, paediatrics and child health issues, cardiovascular diseases, diabetic care advances, progress in respiratory diseases, medical ethics and legal issues in healthcare, medical education, medical informatics, emerging foodborne disease, infectious diseases and global diseases epidemics, tropical diseases, evidence-based medicine, obstetrics and gynaecology, mental health issues, co-morbidities, managing chronic diseases in the community and many more.

Speakers on the Conference

• Professor Daniella Kingsley - Chief Key Note Speaker, UK
• Professor Joshua Godwin - Key Note Speaker,  UK
• Professor Angela Bailey, Chicago, USA
• Dr Michael Harris, London, UK
• Dr Luke Maher Coburn, Cork, Ireland
• Dr Nathan Connelly, Los Angeles, USA
• Professor Liam Williams, Australia    
•  And many more to be published at the conference.