CONFERENCES

Innovations and Good Practices in the Health Sector

Innovations and Good Practices in the Health Sector (IGPHS) is an annual conference that focuses on the latest developments within the health sector in Bulgaria, with topics ranging from advanced scientific innovations to health regulations. The conference is aimed at researchers and other professionals involved in scientific research and practice, and provides a forum for sharing knowledge and collaborating on new approaches to scientific discovery and innovation.

IGPHS 2018

Date

Nov 06, 2018

Location

Sofia, Bulgaria

This conference includes topics on the strategies for attracting investment in the Bulgarian health sector such as the continued development of medicine manufacturing and health tourism.

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