Bangalore International Exhibition Services (BIES) brings the 3rd edition of Healthex International; scheduled to held from September 7 to 9, 2012 at the Bangalore International Exhibition Centre (BIEC), Tumkur Road. Healthex International 2012 is an international exhibition which will feature a complete range of equipment, materials, services, processes, systems, components, consumables etc that find wide use in medical surgeries, hospitals, clinics, and diagnostic centres across the world.
Healthex International 2012 is a business-to-business platform dedicated towards knowledge sharing and brings together the industry experts from major government and private institutions and offers them an opportunity to both develop and maintain business relationships. During the three days of the exhibition one can even witness a unique concurrent conference and exhibition – Dentacon 2012, a forum on innovative trends and practices in the dental industry.
Healthex International 2012 will discuss and tackle challenges that are continuously demanding innovative, affordable, accessible, quality equipment and technology in the healthcare industry. Healthex International 2012 aims at addressing the growing population concern, increase in lifestyle related diseases, availability of cost – effective treatments and the preference of treatments from private hospitals through various seminars and workshops scheduled. The conference primarily focusses on the public – private partnerships (PPP) for quality healthcare setup, demand for more hospitals including the tier 2 and tier 3 cities, deficit in number of hospital beds, trained manpower and the need for better infrastructure. Healthex International 2012 is an effort to foresee the future of the Indian medical industry whilst maintaining and bringing in advanced technology and product that are in-sync with global standards.
Dr Devi Shetty, Founder and Chairman, Narayana Hrudayalaya Hospitals and Chairman, Healthex International 2012 giving an outlook for the Indian medical industry said, “The market for tertiary care is expected to grow exponentially due to the rise in complex ailments such as heart diseases and cancer. India’s changing demographics and the increasing incidence of non-communicable and lifestyle-related diseases is expected to trigger the need for more tertiary care. Regardless of today’s global shifts, it is clearly recognised that trade exhibitions are still of prime importance to the economy – and in some cases they are even more important than ever before.”
Key highlights of the exhibition:
- Best brains in the Indian Healthcare industry like – Dr Devi Shetty (Chairman of Narayana Hrudayalaya Hospitals) and others from GE, SIEMENS, ROCHE, 3M, L&T, Global Hospitals will be coming together in this exhibition with an aim to scale India on the global healthcare industry map
- Concurrent Event: Dentacon 2012 International serves a smorgasbord of lectures, demonstrations, playstations, product information kiosks, trade displays, and panel discussion to cater to the entire team.
- CEO’s roundtable on “Innovative Solutions for Affordable Healthcare” which would bring in a perspective on the best available solutions and practices to make healthcare affordable
- Major institutions and associations such as National Accreditation Board for Hospitals and Healthcare Providers (NABH), Academy of Hospital Administration (AHA) and Private Hospitals and Nursing Homes Association Bangalore (PHANA) have partnered with this exhibition and they are holding workshops, seminars which makes it the first exhibition to have support from such medical associations
- Best brains from across the industry will debate on the need for modern ICUs, recent trends in clinical biochemistry, cardiology, radiology, oncology, new surgical technology and techniques, role and importance of robotic radio surgery in cancer care delivery and the increased need to spread the awareness and importance of green hospitals in India.
- Spread across 6500 sq m, the exhibition will be a host to national and international exhibitors.
Besides the leading multinational companies in the sector in India, there will be ample scope for establishing profitable business relationship and an opportunity to interact with others in the.
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