Public Health 2023

With the unique feedback from our previous edition of the Public Health and Healthcare Management Conference, the Program Committee is glad to organize the 2^nd International Conference on Public Health and Healthcare Management on 27^th and 29^th July 2023 in the Heart of Europe Prague, Czech Republic.

"Trends Shaping the Future of Healthcare" is an essential theme for the Public Health Conference, as it explores the key factors that are driving changes in the healthcare industry and shaping its future. At this conference, attendees will have the opportunity to learn about the latest advancements and developments in healthcare, as well as to discuss the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead.

We are seeing rapid changes in technology, regulation, and care delivery that have a direct impact on public health. What challenges lie ahead, and what innovations can we look forward to? Through this theme, we hope to gain insight into these questions and better understand the implications for public health in 2023 and beyond.

Public Health 2023 is a technical conference, which includes keynote addresses, general oral presentation sessions, and panel discussions from doctors, scientists, experts, researchers, academicians, industry professionals, students, and other partnered people of Public Health and Healthcare Management.

The aim of the Public Health Conference is to provide a platform for academicians, researchers, scientists, industrial professionals, and students to unveil their research work and create a forum for the effective sharing of ideas to face future global challenges from the perspective of rising trends in Healthcare Management.

Public Health 2023 highlights the ever-increasing and basic need to energize creative engineering solutions with the potential for worldwide reach. This would be a wonderful chance for networking and will cultivate everlasting friendships among fellow partners.

We are confident that the conference will provide a valuable platform for attendees to engage in meaningful discussions and dialogue and to share their research, expertise, and experiences with other leaders in the field.

Don't miss this opportunity to be part of this groundbreaking event and register now for the Public Health 2023 Conference!

Great reasons to attend Public Health 2023

Regional and international communication and collaboration
Interaction with professionals and lifelong learning
Witness outstanding contributions of individuals and organizations
Embrace awards to enhance research and developmental activity in the area of Public Health
Function and co-operate with other like-minded national and international organizations and use their good offices for furthering the objects of the society and serving the community at large
Encourage and assist the professionals engaged in Healthcare Management to maintain the integrity and competence of the profession and foster a sense of partnership among them
Design, develop, market, purchase, sell, import, and export any products or materials of Public Health, Healthcare Management, and other fields related to Public Healthcare

Target audience

Researchers
Professionals from Healthcare Management
Doctors
Public Health Workers
Market Analyst
Marketing Expert and Executive
Data Analyst
Concerned Business Persons
Consulting Companies
Industry Investors
Chemical Technology Specialists
Material Chemists
Business Development Executives
Management Specialists
Foundation Leaders
Direct Service Suppliers and Policymakers
Social Employees
Academicians
Students
Budding entrepreneurs
Exhibitors
Scholars

Important Scientific Sessions

Track 1:Healthcare and Public Health

The healthcare and public health sector are one of the most critical areas of society, responsible for ensuring the well-being of individuals and communities. The field encompasses a wide range of issues, including disease prevention and control, access to care, and the development of new treatments and technologies. One of the main challenges in healthcare and public health is addressing health disparities. These disparities, which can be based on factors such as race, ethnicity, socioeconomic status, and geography, can lead to significant differences in health outcomes for different populations. In order to effectively address these disparities, it is essential to understand their underlying causes and to develop targeted interventions. By understanding the challenges and opportunities in this field, we can work together to improve the health and well-being of individuals and communities around the world.

Associated societies: Society for public health education | Ramalingaswami Centre on Equity and Social Determinants of Health | Centre for Chronic Conditions & Injuries | South Asia Centre for Disability Inclusive Development and Research | Centre for Environmental Health | Centre for Digital Health | The Public Health Foundation | COLORADO Society for Public Health Education | Public Health Resource Society

Track 2: Global Health and Primary Health Management

Global health is an interdisciplinary field that focuses on improving health and achieving equity in health for all people worldwide. Primary health care (PHC) is the first level of contact for individuals and communities with the health system. It encompasses essential healthcare services and actions to address the underlying social and economic determinants of health. The challenge in global health is the shortage of the health workforce. The health workforce is the backbone of the healthcare system, and it's essential to have an adequate number of well-trained and motivated health workers to achieve health goals. This is particularly true in low- and middle-income countries where there are often shortages of health workers, especially in rural and remote areas. Investing in human resources for health is essential to building a sustainable healthcare system.

Track 3: Healthcare Access, Delivery, and Outcomes

Healthcare access, delivery, and outcomes are interrelated and critical areas of the healthcare system. Ensuring access to healthcare services, delivering high-quality care, and improving health outcomes are key goals of any healthcare system. However, achieving these goals is a complex and challenging task that requires addressing a range of systemic issues. A key aspect of healthcare delivery is the importance of quality and safety. The delivery of high-quality care is essential to improving health outcomes and ensuring patient satisfaction. This requires ongoing efforts to improve the performance of healthcare systems, including the use of evidence-based practices, the implementation of quality improvement initiatives, and the use of technology to improve care delivery.

Track 4: Healthcare-Associated Infections

Healthcare-associated infections are a significant problem in healthcare systems worldwide, causing significant morbidity and mortality, as well as increased healthcare costs. These infections occur when patients acquire an infection while receiving healthcare treatment in a healthcare facility, such as a hospital or nursing home. healthcare-associated infections are a significant problem in healthcare systems worldwide. By understanding the challenges and opportunities in preventing HAIs, such as identifying the source of infections, implementing infection control practices, and using technology and data to improve our understanding of HAIs, healthcare systems can work to reduce the risk of these infections and improve patient outcomes.

Track 5: Epidemiology and Preventive Medicine

Epidemiology and preventive medicine are two interrelated fields that play a critical role in understanding the health of populations and identifying ways to improve it. The main challenge in epidemiology are identifying the factors that contribute to the development of disease. A key aspect of preventive medicine is the importance of evidence-based interventions. This means using the best available scientific evidence to develop and implement interventions such as vaccinations, screening, and lifestyle modifications. By understanding the distribution and determinants of disease, and applying the best available scientific evidence to develop and implement interventions that are most likely to be effective in improving health outcomes, healthcare systems can work to prevent and control disease and promote the well-being of populations.

Track 6: COVID-19 and Public Health Challenges

The COVID-19 pandemic has brought unprecedented challenges to public health and healthcare systems worldwide. The pandemic also highlighted the public health system's fragility and the importance of investing in public health and preparedness, particularly in low- and middle-income countries. It also revealed the social and economic disparities that affect populations' access to health, education, employment, and housing. Addressing these issues is essential to building a more resilient and equitable society.

Track 7:Endemic, Epidemic, and Pandemic Preparedness

Endemic, epidemic and pandemic preparedness are essential elements of public health and healthcare systems, as they allow for the rapid identification and response to infectious disease outbreaks. Endemic, epidemic and pandemic preparedness requires ongoing efforts to strengthen public health systems, including investing in surveillance, laboratory capacity, and health worker training, as well as engaging communities and building trust and transparency. Additionally, building resilience in other systems that are essential for a pandemic response, like health care systems, supply chains, and communication systems, is also important to ensure an effective response.

Track 8: Healthcare Promotion and Biostatistics

Healthcare promotion and biostatistics are two interrelated fields that play a critical role in improving the health of populations. The main challenges in healthcare promotion are identifying effective strategies to motivate individuals and communities to adopt healthy behaviors. This can include efforts to increase knowledge and awareness about health risks and benefits, as well as the use of incentives and other motivational tools to encourage behavior change. By identifying effective strategies for motivating individuals and communities to adopt healthy behaviors, applying statistical methods to understand and improve health, using data and technology to support these efforts and addressing social determinants of health, healthcare systems can work to prevent disease, improve health outcomes and promote well-being for all.

Track 9: Health Tourism

Health tourism, also known as medical tourism, is the practice of traveling to another country to receive medical treatment. Health tourism can offer many benefits, such as access to specialized medical treatment and cost savings. However, it is important to carefully research and consider the potential risks and downsides, to ensure the safety and quality of care. It's important to have knowledge of the health tourism destination regulations, standards, and laws, to make an informed decision. Health tourism may also have implications for public health, as international travel can facilitate the spread of infectious diseases, which need to be considered in the broader context.

Associated societies: Society for public health education | Ramalingaswami Centre on Equity and Social Determinants of Health | Centre for Chronic Conditions & Injuries | South Asia Centre for Disability Inclusive Development and Research | Centre for Environmental Health | Centre for Digital Health | The Public Health Foundation | COLORADO Society for Public Health Education | Public Health Resource Society

Track 10: Collaborative Technology and Digital Transformation

Collaborative technology and digital transformation are playing a vital role in the public health field. It has enabled better access to care and improved communication among healthcare providers, and also helped in monitoring and responding to health crises. In this session, we will explore the ways in which digital technologies are revolutionizing public health by enhancing collaboration among healthcare providers and improving the delivery of care. We will examine the benefits and challenges of implementing these technologies, and also provide examples of successful initiatives in this field. We hope that this session will provide valuable insights on how to effectively implement these technologies in the public health system. We look forward to an engaging and enlightening session, and we hope that you will leave with a better understanding of the ways in which digital technologies are transforming the public health landscape.

Track 11: Big Data for Healthcare Practices

In this session, we will discuss the ways in which big data is transforming the healthcare industry by providing insights and enabling more informed decisions. We will examine the potential benefits of big data for healthcare practices, such as improved patient outcomes, better care coordination, and more efficient resource allocation. We will also explore some of the challenges and considerations involved in leveraging big data in healthcare. We will also have experts in the field of healthcare and technology sharing their experiences on the implementation and the impact of big data on the healthcare system. They will also be discussing the ethical and privacy concerns that need to be addressed during the implementation of big data in healthcare. We look forward to an engaging and enlightening session, and we hope that you will leave with a better understanding of the ways in which big data is transforming healthcare.

Track 12: Health Information Systems

In this session, we will explore the role of technology in managing and organizing health information. We will examine the different types of health information systems, their benefits, and the challenges of implementation. Health information systems play a crucial role in managing and organizing health information and are essential for improving patient outcomes and making more informed decisions. We hope this session will provide valuable insights and information on how to effectively implement a health information system and overcome the challenges.

We look forward to an engaging and enlightening session, and we hope that you will leave with a better understanding of the role of technology in managing and organizing health information.

Track 13: Electronic Health Record
In this session, we will delve into the concept of Electronic Health Records and how it is transforming the way healthcare providers store, manage and share patient information. We will examine the benefits of EHRs, the challenges associated with implementing EHR systems, and best practices for successful adoption. EHRs are an essential component of the modern healthcare system, providing providers with real-time access to patient information, enabling better care coordination and improved patient outcomes. They are a valuable tool for improving overall healthcare efficiency and cost-effectiveness while ensuring data security and privacy. We hope that this session will provide valuable insights into the implementation and successful adoption of EHR systems. We look forward to an engaging and enlightening session, and we hope that you will leave with a better understanding of the role of EHRs in modern healthcare.

Track 14: Medical Insurance Analysis

In this session, we will be discussing how data analytics can be used to analyze and improve the medical insurance system. We will examine the benefits of using data analytics, the challenges associated with implementation, and best practices for successful adoption. A medical insurance analysis is a powerful tool that can be used to improve the medical insurance system. By using data and analytics to gain insights and make informed decisions, organizations can reduce costs, improve care coordination and continuity, and enhance population health management. However, it is important to address the challenges of data standardization, data quality, and data security and privacy during the implementation process. We hope that this session will provide valuable insights into the implementation and successful adoption of medical insurance analysis. We look forward to an engaging and enlightening session, and we hope that you will leave with a better understanding of the role of data analytics in the medical insurance system.

Track 15: Health Hazard Management

In this session, we will be discussing the ways in which public health officials and organizations can effectively manage and mitigate health hazards such as disease outbreaks, natural disasters, and chemical spills. We will examine the different tools and strategies that are used in health hazard management, and explore the challenges and considerations involved in implementing these strategies. We will also have experts in the field of health hazard management sharing their experiences and insights on how they have implemented these tools and strategies in real-world settings. By using tools such as surveillance systems, emergency response plans, and risk communication strategies, public health officials and organizations can effectively manage and mitigate health hazards. We hope that this session will provide valuable insights into the implementation and successful adoption of health hazard management strategies. We look forward to an engaging and enlightening session, and we hope that you will leave with a better understanding of the ways in which health hazard management can protect the health and safety of the community.

Track 16: Pharmaceuticals and Healthcare

In this session, we will be discussing the intersection of pharmaceuticals and healthcare, and how advancements in pharmaceuticals are impacting the delivery of care. We will examine the benefits of new pharmaceuticals, the challenges associated with pharmaceutical development and regulation, and best practices for successful adoption. During the conference, we will have experts from different domains of the pharmaceutical industry sharing their experiences and insights on the process of pharmaceutical development, regulations, and the impact of these advancements on the healthcare system. They will also discuss the challenges faced by the industry and the best practices to overcome them. We look forward to an engaging and enlightening session, and we hope that you will leave with a better understanding of the role of pharmaceuticals in healthcare.

Track 17: Health Population and Nutrition

In this session, we will be discussing the relationship between population health, and nutrition, and the impact that they have on each other. We will examine the benefits of good nutrition, the challenges associated with providing adequate nutrition to populations, and the best practices for promoting healthy diets and addressing nutrition-related issues. During the conference, we will have experts in the field of public health and nutrition sharing their experiences and insights on the strategies and best practices used to promote healthy diets and address nutrition-related issues within populations. They will discuss the challenges they faced, and the results they were able to achieve, including how the COVID-19 pandemic had an impact on the access to and availability of nutritious food.

Track 18: Adolescent Health and Safety

In this session, we will be discussing the unique health and safety concerns of adolescents, and the ways in which public health officials and organizations can address these concerns. We will examine the benefits of interventions targeting adolescent health and safety, the challenges associated with implementing such interventions, and best practices for successful adoption. By addressing the unique health and safety concerns of adolescents, these interventions can lead to improved health outcomes, increased school attendance and educational attainment, and decreased healthcare costs. We will also explore some examples of successful adolescent health and safety interventions, such as school-based mental health programs, and peer-led health promotion programs.

Track 19: Maternal and Child Healthcare

In this session, we will be discussing the ways in which public health officials and organizations can improve maternal and child health outcomes. We will examine the benefits of interventions targeting maternal and child health, the challenges associated with implementing such interventions, and best practices for successful adoption. Maternal and child health is a critical component of public health and has far-reaching effects on the physical, emotional, and economic well-being of mothers, families, and society. We hope that this session will provide valuable insights into the implementation and successful adoption of maternal and child health interventions. We look forward to an engaging and enlightening session, and we hope that you will leave with a better understanding.

Track 20: Public and Environment Health

In this session, we will be discussing the ways in which the environment affects human health and the measures that public health officials and organizations can take to mitigate the effects of environmental hazards on health. We will examine the benefits of interventions targeting environmental health, the challenges associated with implementing such interventions, and best practices for successful adoption. By addressing environmental hazards through targeted interventions, public health officials and organizations can improve health outcomes, reduce healthcare costs and increase social and economic development. We hope that this session will provide valuable insights into the implementation and successful adoption of public and environmental health interventions. We look forward to an engaging and enlightening session, and we hope that you will leave with a better understanding of the impact of the environment on human health and the measures that can be taken to mitigate

Track 21: Reproduction and Sexual Health

In this session, we will be discussing the ways in which public health officials and organizations can improve reproductive and sexual health outcomes. We will examine the benefits of interventions targeting reproductive and sexual health, the challenges associated with implementing such interventions, and best practices for successful adoption. Experts and leaders in the field of reproduction and sexual health will share their experiences and insights on the implementation process, including best practices, strategies, and ways to overcome these challenges. By addressing reproduction and sexual health concerns through targeted interventions, public health officials and organizations can improve health outcomes, reduce healthcare costs, and increase social and economic development. We hope that this session will provide valuable insights into the implementation and successful adoption

Track 22: Gynecology, Women's Health, and Midwifery

In this session, we will be discussing the ways in which public health officials and research organizations can improve gynecological and women's health outcomes. We will examine the benefits of interventions targeting gynecology, women's health, and midwifery, the challenges associated with implementing such interventions, and best practices for successful adoption. We will also explore some examples of successful interventions, such as community-based midwifery programs and cervical cancer screening and prevention programs. Experts and leaders in the field of gynecology, women's health, and midwifery will share their experiences and insights on the implementation process, including best practices, strategies, and ways to overcome these challenges.

Track 23: Aging and Health

In this session, we will be discussing the ways in which public health researchers and organizations can improve health outcomes for older adults. The aging population is growing rapidly and it is important for public health professionals to be aware of the challenges and opportunities that come with an aging society. We will examine the benefits of interventions targeting aging and health, the challenges associated with implementing such interventions, and best practices for successful adoption. In addition to the medical aspects, we will also discuss the social determinants of health that impact the aging population, such as housing, transportation, and access to services, and how addressing these factors can improve health outcomes for older adults. Experts and leaders in the field of aging and health will share their experiences and insights on the best practices and strategies for improving health outcomes and promoting active aging.

Track 24: Mental Health

In this session, we will be discussing the importance of addressing mental health concerns and the ways in which mental health interventions can improve outcomes for individuals and society. Mental health is a fundamental aspect of overall health and well-being, and it is essential for individuals to lead fulfilling and productive lives. We will examine the benefits of interventions targeting mental health, the challenges associated with implementing such interventions, and best practices for successful adoption. We hope that this session will provide valuable insights into the importance of mental health and the ways in which mental health interventions can improve outcomes for individuals and society.

Track 25: Alcohol and Alcoholism

In this session, we will be discussing the issue of alcohol use and its potential consequences, particularly alcoholism. We will examine the prevalence of alcohol use, the impact it has on individuals and society, and the interventions and best practices for addressing alcohol-related concerns. Effective interventions and policies exist to address these concerns; however, implementation challenges can arise. We will also discuss the role of public health officials, organizations, and community-based initiatives in addressing alcohol-related concerns and reducing the harm caused by alcohol. This includes policies such as increasing the legal drinking age, decreasing the availability of alcohol, increasing taxes on alcohol and implementing regulations to reduce overconsumption.

Track 26: Dental and Oral Health

In this session, we will be discussing the importance of dental and oral health and the ways in which interventions can improve outcomes for individuals and society. Dental and oral health is an important aspect of overall health and well-being, and it is essential for individuals to maintain good oral hygiene to prevent oral diseases and dental issues. We will examine the benefits of interventions targeting dental and oral health, the challenges associated with implementing such interventions, and best practices for successful adoption. We will also discuss the role of public health officials, organizations, and community-based initiatives in promoting oral health and reducing the burden of oral diseases. This includes policies such as increasing access to preventive care, promoting education on oral health, and implementing fluoride treatments in public water systems.

Track 27: Heart Diseases and Stroke

In this session, we will be discussing the issue of heart disease and stroke and the importance of preventative measures and interventions to reduce the burden of these conditions. We will examine the prevalence of heart disease and stroke, the risk factors associated with these conditions, and the interventions and best practices for addressing these concerns. By promoting preventative measures and providing effective interventions, public health officials and organizations can reduce the burden of these conditions and improve the quality of life and overall health of individuals and communities. We hope that this session will provide valuable insights into the importance of heart health and the ways in which interventions can improve outcomes for individuals and society.

Track 28: Healthcare in Diabetes

In this session, we will be discussing the ways in which public health officials and organizations can improve healthcare outcomes for individuals with diabetes. Diabetes is a chronic health condition that affects millions of people worldwide and is a leading cause of death and disability. We will examine the benefits of interventions targeting diabetes, the challenges associated with implementing such interventions, and best practices for successful adoption. We will also discuss the role of public health officials, organizations, and community-based initiatives in addressing diabetes and reducing the burden of the disease. This includes policies such as increasing access to preventive care, promoting education on diabetes, and implementing community-wide interventions to reduce risk factors such as obesity.

Track 29: Environmental, Physical, and Occupational Therapy

In this session, we will be discussing the ways in which Environmental, Physical, and Occupational Therapies can improve health outcomes and quality of life for individuals with disabilities, injuries, and chronic conditions. These therapies aim to promote independence, mobility, and functional abilities and are an important aspect of rehabilitation and recovery. We will examine the benefits of these therapies, the challenges associated with implementing them, and best practices for successful adoption.
We will also discuss the role of public health officials, organizations, and community-based initiatives in promoting Environmental, Physical, and Occupational Therapies and reducing the burden of disability and chronic conditions. This includes policies such as increasing access to therapy services, promoting education on the benefits of these therapies, and implementing community-wide interventions to improve accessibility and safety.

Track 30: Nursing and Rehabilitation in Public Healthcare

In this session, we will be discussing the important role of nursing and rehabilitation in promoting health outcomes and quality of life for individuals in the public healthcare system. We will examine the benefits of nursing and rehabilitation interventions, the challenges associated with implementing these interventions, and best practices for successful adoption. Nursing and rehabilitation are essential components of public healthcare and play a vital role in the improvement of health outcomes, physical abilities, and overall quality of life for individuals with chronic conditions, injuries, and disabilities. By providing access to comprehensive and multidisciplinary care that includes nursing and rehabilitation services, public health officials and organizations can help improve health outcomes, increase patient satisfaction, and reduce healthcare costs.

Market Analysis

The Global Health Care market reached a value of nearly $855.9 billion in 2018, having grown at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 6.8% since 2014, and is expected to grow at a CAGR of 8.6% to nearly $1,191.2 billion by 2022.

The Health Care facilities market was the largest segment of the nursing care market in 2018 at 43.6%. The retirement communities market is expected to be the fastest-growing segment going forward at a CAGR of 9.7%. North America is the largest market for nursing care, accounting for 38.8% of the global market. It was followed by Western Europe, Asia-Pacific, and then the other regions. Going forward, the Middle East and Asia-Pacific will be the fastest-growing regions in this market, where growth will be at CAGRs of 15% and 14.6% respectively. These will be followed by Africa and South America where the markets are expected to grow at CAGRs of 13.9% and 11.2% respectively.

The global healthcare services market, of which the nursing care market is a segment, reached a value of nearly $6707.3 billion in 2018, having grown at 7.6% since 2014. It will grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 9.3% to nearly $9581 billion by 2022. The nursing care market was the third largest segment in the global healthcare services market in 2018, accounting for 12.8% of the healthcare services market. The hospitals and clinics market was the largest segment of the healthcare services market, accounting for 55.1% of the total, worth $3693.4 billion globally, and has grown at a CAGR of 8.2% during the historic period. It is expected to grow at a CAGR of 9.9% during the forecast period. The top opportunities in the global nursing care market will arise in the nursing care facilities segment which will gain $126.1 billion of global annual sales by 2022. The nursing care market size will gain the most in the USA at $55.23 billion.

Public Health 2023

Track 1:Healthcare and Public Health

Track 2: Global Health and Primary Health Management

Track 3: Healthcare Access, Delivery, and Outcomes

Track 4: Healthcare-Associated Infections

Track 5: Epidemiology and Preventive Medicine

Track 6: COVID-19 and Public Health Challenges

Track 7:Endemic, Epidemic, and Pandemic Preparedness

Track 8: Healthcare Promotion and Biostatistics

Track 9: Health Tourism

Track 10: Collaborative Technology and Digital Transformation

Market Analysis

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Track 1:Healthcare and Public Health

Track 2: Global Health and Primary Health Management

Track 3: Healthcare Access, Delivery, and Outcomes

Track 4: Healthcare-Associated Infections

Track 5: Epidemiology and Preventive Medicine

Track 6: COVID-19 and Public Health Challenges

Track 7:Endemic, Epidemic, and Pandemic Preparedness

Track 8: Healthcare Promotion and Biostatistics

Track 9: Health Tourism

Track 10: Collaborative Technology and Digital Transformation

Market Analysis

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