International Health Dialogue

IHD shares the best practices to improve patient safety and quality.

Apollo Hospitals is proud to host the International Health Dialogue (IHD) that brings together international hospital leaders, medical and information technology companies, public policy makers and government officials to discuss solutions to the leading global challenges in healthcare.

Through the two conferences - International Patient Safety Conference (IPSC) & Transforming Healthcare with IT (THIT) Conference Apollo Hospitals aims to share the best practices and learnings with the healthcare ecosystem.

These two conferences promise to be one of the most valuable investments of time for anyone serious about the future of quality healthcare with a combination of lectures, product showcases, panel discussions with a significant amount of audience participation, multiple breakout sessions and paper presentations.

Apollo Hospitals Group, the largest integrated healthcare provider in India, built on the strong foundation of clinical excellence and fostered by robust technology. Through this app we aim to provide an opportunity to learn from patient safety and quality experts from across the world. IPSC has had the privilege of partnering with organizations like National Accreditation Board for Hospitals and Healthcare Providers (NABH), Joint Commission International (JCI), World Health Organization (WHO), World Innovation Summit for Health (WISH), AHPI (Association of Healthcare Providers India), KPMG, Speakers from the Ministry, APHM- Association of Private Hospitals Malaysia, PWC, and many more in the past.

Components of the app include:
- Pre-conference details
- Webinars
- Papers/ Posters & Awards
- Speakers
- Venue with navigation
- Sponsors
- Testimonials
- Feedback
- Photo and video gallery
- Registration

The main purpose of the International Patient Safety Conference is to discuss how proactive practices and streamlined systems can improve patient safety. The multi-disciplinary, invigorating learning sessions will involve participants from all areas of the healthcare continuum, including clinical and administrative leaders, practitioner, healthcare academics, regulators and caregivers.

Patient Safety Club: The Patient Safety Club was launched in 2017 and we have more than 300 members today as a part of this club. In the Indian context, we have taken steps to improve patient safety continuously but it is not evenly spread ou