Leaders in Health and Tech 2021

Nov 17, 2021

Conference and Awards 2021

Greater Accra, Ghana Nov 17, 2021 (Issuewire.com) - Leaders in Health & Tech 2021 - Award Ceremony to be held at the Holiday Inn - Accra Ghana on the 19th and 20th November 2021. To Register Register Today!, Hybrid Event

This event should not be missed because it is the premier open-source health and technology event to showcase the latest and greatest leaders in healthcare, patient data, IoT, AI, and healthcare mobile solutions management. MHM Health Consultancy founder Michaelene Holder-March has invited global healthcare experts and technology gurus in healthcare development, patients, partners, thought leaders, carers, community champions, clinical researchers to create a unique and unchartered opportunity for global shared learning, quality Improvements, network and to experience the full potential of an international clinical hub

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