


ABOUT CONFERENCE
The primary vision of the
conference is to improve the research and developmental activities in Medical Science
and Health Science. Another vision is to promote scientific knowledge
interchange between Academicians, Researchers, Doctors and Students working in
and around the world. The conference are going to be held per annum to make it
an ideal platform for people to share views and experiences in Medical Science
and Health
Science.
Welcome to the Official Website
of the International Conference on Global Healthcare – ICGHC 2021. It
will be held during 08th - 09th November, 2021 at Vienna, Austria.
ICGHC 2021 is being organized by Scientex Conferences. The aim of the
conference is to provide the platform for Students, Doctors, Researchers and
Academicians to share the knowledge, concepts and ideas in the recent trends in
the field of Life
Science and Health Science.
Importance of the Global
Healthcare
Global health is focussed on
people across the entire planet instead of the concerns of particular nations. Global
health recognises that health is decided by problems, issues and concerns
that transcend national boundaries
Global health manifests itself in
the diversity of culture, geography, demography, epidemiology, economics and
gender. Successful global health
interventions require a deep understanding, appreciation and concern for the
social milieu of populations, their behaviors, customs and beliefs. When
approaching global
health, it is important to understand medical interventions alone do not
solve public health problems.
Critical Global Health Concepts
• The determinants of health
• The measurement of health status
• The importance of culture to health
• The global burden of disease
• The key risk factors for different health
conditions
• The demographic and epidemiologic
transitions
• The organization and functions of health
systems
A Few Examples of Global Health Issues
• Emerging and re-emerging infectious
diseases
• Antimicrobial resistance
• Eradication of polio
• Diarrhea, measles and pneumonia in young
children
• Sexually-transmitted infections in young
women
• Tuberculosis
• Malaria
• HIV/AIDS
• Parasitic infections such as hookworm
• The increasing number of cases of
non-communicable diseases such as diabetes and heart disease
Scientific Sessions
- Health Care Delivery Integrati...
- Medicaid & Health Policy...
- Behavioral Health Care...
- Innovation & Investments in Gl...
- Workplace Mental Health...
- Direct Contracting...
- Social determinants of health ...
- Women Leaders in Health Care...
- Public Healthcare...
- Primary Healthcare...
- Nutrition and Endocrinology He...
- Global Healthcare Management...
Organizing Committee Members
Registration
$ 799
Academic
- Access to all Scientific & Poster Sessions, Exhibitions
- Handbook & Conference Kit
- Certificate Accreditation from the Committee
- 2 Coffee breaks (Refreshments and snacks)
- Lunch Break
- Wi-Fi in Conference Hall
$ 699
Delegate
- Access to all Scientific & Poster Sessions, Exhibitions
- Handbook & Conference Kit
- Certificate Accreditation from the Committee
- 2 Coffee breaks (Refreshments and snacks)
- Lunch
- Wi-Fi in Conference Hall
$ 899
Business
- Access to all Scientific & Poster Sessions, Exhibitions
- Handbook & Conference Kit
- Certificate Accreditation from the Committee
- 2 Coffee breaks (Refreshments and snacks)
- Lunch
- Wi-Fi in Conference Hall
$ 299
Student
- Access to all Scientific & Poster Sessions, Exhibitions
- Handbook & Conference Kit
- Certificate Accreditation from the Committee
- 2 Coffee breaks (Refreshments and snacks)
- Lunch
- Wi-Fi in Conference Hall
Venue & Hospitality
Conference Location
Lindner Hotel Am Belvedere, Rennweg 12 1030, Vienna, Austria
Vienna, Austria
Vienna is that the federal capital, largest city and one among nine states of Austria. Vienna is Austria’s primate city, with a population of about 1.9 million. It's the 7th-largest city by population within city limits within the European Union . Until the start of the 20th century, it had been the most important German-speaking city within the world, and before the splitting of the Austro-Hungarian Empire in war I, the town had 2 million inhabitants.