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SUMMARY:2019 Australian British Heath Catalyst Delegation
DESCRIPTION:Integrated healthcare in a Digital World \nAimed at healthcare leaders to facilitate greater two-way trade and investment between the United Kingdom and Australia. \n  \nINTEGRATED HEALTHCARE IN A DIGITAL WORLD \n\nThe care network of the future\nCybersecurity – patient safety\, data privacy and security solutions\nDevelopments in precision medicine\, AI and biotechnology.\n\nPURPOSE \n\nThe Australian British Health Catalyst (ABHC) is designed to facilitate and promote the exchange of ideas and experience in healthcare in Australia and the UK.\n\nParticipants in the programme will be Healthcare leaders from Australia and the UK. Health care professionals\, Technology and research experts\, financiers\, public health administrators\, private health executives\, academics and innovators will be represented. \nOBJECTIVES \n\nSupporting the Business Objectives of the Australian Healthcare industry.\nAligning the Australian and UK healthcare sectors through shared best practice against a back drop of advancing technology\, Brexit and a potential future free trade agreement.
URL:https://wahtn.org/event/2019-australian-british-heath-catalyst-delegation/
LOCATION:London & Cambridge\, UK
ORGANIZER;CN="Australian British Chamber of Commerce":MAILTO:kbrittain@britishchamber.com
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