6 - 8 May 2014

Gallagher Convention Centre, Midrand, Johannesburg, South Africa

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3rd Healthcare Management Conference

Healthcare management combines business administration with knowledge of the
healthcare system to successfully manage and improve the healthcare systems in
hospitals, facilities, government bodies, and insurance companies.
The 3rd Healthcare Management Conference aims to promote the development of
managerial capacity and create more opportunities for cooperation among stakeholders in
African healthcare. It addresses specific management opportunities which can benefit the
transitionary phase as healthcare in Africa experiences immense growth.
In order to further develop skills, learn about the latest advancements in human resources,
implementation of administrative systems, and improvement of patient services, various
panel discussions, case study presentations and keynote speeches on leadership, finance
and business administration from prominent industry figures will be featured.

Conference Chair: Professor Morgan Chetty, CEO, KwaZulu Natal Managed Care,
Durban, South Africa
Key topics:

Strategic goals to maximise quality within the value chain

Organisational change processes
Global best practices and the experience of Africa
Quantitative techniques frequently used in decision analysis
Strategies for controlling and improving the quality of health
Excellence in healthcare: Leadership versus management
The importance of managing quality of care at every stage
Electronic health records

Who should attend:

CEOs
CFOs
CMOs (medical)
CSOs (strategy)
COOs
CIOs (information)
CTOs (technology)
Chairmen
Presidents
Vice Presidents
Medical Directors
Advisors
Analysts
Heads of Department
Managers

6 - 8 May 2014
Gallagher Convention Centre, Midrand, Johannesburg, South Africa
Home
About Us
Conferences
MEDLAB
Exhibit
Visit
Travel & accommodation
Media centre
Contact us

Download Post Show Report

Book a stand
View Exhibition Floor Plan
Download Conference Brochure
Media Registrations & Enquiries
Contact Us
Platinum Sponsor

Gold Sponsor

Supported By

Media Partners

Online Media Partners

3rd Healthcare Management Conference

Healthcare management combines business administration with knowledge of the
healthcare system to successfully manage and improve the healthcare systems in
hospitals, facilities, government bodies, and insurance companies.
The 3rd Healthcare Management Conference aims to promote the development of
managerial capacity and create more opportunities for cooperation among stakeholders in
African healthcare. It addresses specific management opportunities which can benefit the
transitionary phase as healthcare in Africa experiences immense growth.
In order to further develop skills, learn about the latest advancements in human resources,
implementation of administrative systems, and improvement of patient services, various
panel discussions, case study presentations and keynote speeches on leadership, finance
and business administration from prominent industry figures will be featured.

Conference Chair: Professor Morgan Chetty, CEO, KwaZulu Natal Managed Care,
Durban, South Africa
Key topics:

Strategic goals to maximise quality within the value chain

Organisational change processes
Global best practices and the experience of Africa
Quantitative techniques frequently used in decision analysis
Strategies for controlling and improving the quality of health
Excellence in healthcare: Leadership versus management
The importance of managing quality of care at every stage
Electronic health records

Who should attend:

CEOs
CFOs
CMOs (medical)
CSOs (strategy)
COOs
CIOs (information)
CTOs (technology)
Chairmen
Presidents
Vice Presidents
Medical Directors
Advisors
Analysts
Heads of Department
Managers

A joint-initiative of the Faculty of Health

Sciences & the Graduate School of
Business

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Speakers
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Igniting Healthcare Innovation in Africa

Healthcare in South Africa and Africa is facing a myriad of challenges in delivering care
to those who need it most. Now more than ever, innovation is required to develop
solutions that can improve the delivery of healthcare in Africa in an inclusive, effective
and affordable manner. These solutions must transcend current challenges in the system
to improve health outcomes for patients and also to change the routines, responsibility
and values of our healthworkers responsible for delivering the care.

How can we ignite inclusive innovation in Africa?

On 29 & 30 January 2014, local and international healthcare leaders, practitioners and
innovators will gather in Cape Town for the first Inclusive Healthcare Innovation
Summit.

Are you an innovator or influencer in the government, private

health industry, academia, not for profit or in the
community?
This gathering will be a platform inviting the active participation of the whole health
community to share, learn about needs-based innovations in different dimensions and to
co-create new solutions that can bring about health systems transformation.
Dont miss this dymanic and stimulating event to connect with strategic partners and
thought leaders in this field.

Together we can pioneer new solutions for a healthier African

future.
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A joint-initiative of the Faculty of Health

Sciences & the Graduate School of
Business

Summit
Programme
Speakers
The Initiative
Sponsors
Accommodation
Register

Venue and Accommodation

We look forward to welcoming you to Cape Town for the Inclusive Healthcare
Innovation Summit.

Venue
Pavilion Conference Centre
1st & 2nd Level, Clocktower Centre, V&A Waterfront
Contact: +27 21 419 7661
Email: info@thepavillion.co.za

Directions
1. When coming off the N1 Freeway, Keep right at the fork, follow signs for Sea
Point/Waterfront and merge onto Eastern Blvd 1,6 km
2. Turn right onto Walter Sisulu Ave (Previously Coen Steytler Ave) 400 m
3. At the roundabout, take the 3rd exit onto South Arm Rd 200 m
4. Drive to the 01st Entrance on the left hand side- follow the yellow parking
indicators
5. Take the Entrance on the right P2 Clock Tower Parking / Silo District Parking
Garage (Underground). Drive down the Ramp. Drive into the Parking Garage, up
the ramp and follow the signage to the Clock Tower Elevators.
6. Take the elevators to Level 1

Map

Accommodation

Cape Town is a city of spectacular beauty and multiple attractions. Do take some time to
enjoy all our city and its people has to offer.

Hotels

There are several hotels in close proximity to the conference venue, located at the V&A
Waterfront.
For attendees, we have arranged discounted rates at the Protea Hotel, Breakwater
Lodge located adjacent to the UCT Graduate School of Business.
Kindly download and complete the booking form to benefit from these rates. Use
Inclusive Healthcare Innovation Summit as a reference when booking.
Breakwater Lodge Rates
Single En Suite (Room Only)

R 805.00

Single En Suite (Breakfast Included)

R 920.00

Single En Suite (Breakfast and Dinner Included)

R 1 045.00

Single En Suite (All Meals Included)

R 1 170.00

Other hotels in close proximity to the conference venue & the Graduate School of
Business:
1. Portswood Hotel: www.theportswood.co.za
2. The Commodore Hotel: www.thecommodore.co.za
3. Victoria & Alfred Hotel:
www.newmarkhotels.com/accommodation/hotels/victoria-alfred-hotel/
4. Radisson Blu Hotel Waterfront: www.radissonblu.com/hotel-capetown

Passports and visas

Every visitor to South Africa must have a valid passport with at least 2 completely empty
pages and a remaining validity of at least 6 months.
At the time of preparing this web page, passport holders from 70 countries, including
USA, Canada, UK, Japan and the EU can visit South Africa without a visa. However,
please verify current visa requirements with your travel agent or your nearest South
African diplomatic mission.
Where visas are required, they are never issued at South African ports of entry, and
airline officials are obliged to insist on visas before allowing passengers requiring visas to
board a flight bound for South Africa.
Visitors with passports not having the necessary empty pages, validity or visa can be
denied entry through being prevented from boarding an aircraft bound for South
Africa or through refused entry and deportation on arrival in South Africa.
For an official visa letter please contact the conference organisers:
inclusivehealth@gsb.uct.ac.za

Yellow fever certificates

To prevent the spread of yellow fever, South Africa requires all travellers journeying from
yellow fever risk countries, or who have transited through a yellow fever risk country, to
show proof of yellow fever vaccination by means of a valid yellow fever vaccination
certificate. Please read more about yellow fever requirements here, and please ensure that
you have certificate if it is required. Failure to have the necessary certificate can result in
denial of permission to board a flight bound for South Africa or refusal of entry and
deportation upon arrival in South Africa.

Getting to Cape Town by air

Several international airlines fly direct to Cape Town International Airport, while
many others fly into Johannesburgs Oliver Tambo International Airport (thus
necessitating a two-hour domestic air connection between Johannesburg and Cape Town).
South Africa is a popular travel destination in December, particularly travel to Cape
Town, and thus Congress & Conference participants are encouraged to make their
flight arrangements as soon as possible.
For any assistance with travel arrangements (locally or internationally) please contact:
Ms Jill Jacobs
Prospur Travel
www.prospurtravel.co.za
Contact: +27 21 6719040
Email: prospur5@galileosa.co.za
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