“2nd World Congress on Healthcare and Hospital Management” is going to be held during August 19-20, 2019 at Paris, France. Hospital Management 2019 is a specially designed cluster conference which consists of keynote presentations, Oral talks, Poster presentations, Workshops, Panel Discussions and Exhibitions, Young Researcher Forums (YRF), Best Poster Award, Industry academic interactive sessions, and Industry Presentations etc.

Hospital Management 2019 creates platforms for health professionals, researchers, scientists, academicians, clinicians and business professionals across the globe to present their latest research, new technologies and enhance their knowledge through mutual interaction and exchange of ideas in different geographical destinations around the world.

 It  included the following scientific tracks:

Healthcare and Opioid Crisis

Hospital Management and Nursing

Patient safety

Hospital and Pharmaceutical management

Healthcare and Mental Disorders

Telemedicine and Healthcare Administration

Healthcare and Traditional Medicine

Healthcare and Maternal-Child Health

Pediatrics Healthcare

Public Health, Infection, and Infectious Agents

The conference proceeded through various scientific sessions and plenary lectures, of which the following topics were highlighted as Keynote presentations:

Manuel Romero Hernandez- Economic evaluation of university training doctors in mozambique

Per Sodersten- State-controlled, research-based and low price policy: A cost-effect analysis of eating disorders treatment in Sweden

Manjushri Sharma - Association of socioeconomic indicators with cardiovascular disease risk factors: A case control study in north India

Aktolkyn Amantaykyzy- Determinants of infant mortality risk in kazakhstan

Rafia Rahman- Efficient and equitable healthcare service delivery offering good value for money: Role of user fees

Amal Al Asswad- EMR in rural hospitals: The role of benefits management in progressing in EMR implementation

Yan Chen- Measuring the productive efficiency of healthcare provision in Hubei, China: A bootstrap-malmquist data envelopment analysis