The objective of this conference is to advance the debate on the measurement of well-being, both at the macro and micro levels, through an examination of past experiences and the identification of future challenges.

The workshop on “Health Economics” will be hosted as a part of the 6th International Conference in Economics and Administration, ICEA 2014. The workshop invites conceptual and empirical papers in the field of Health Economics, aiming at bringing into the light the domain of health of...

The IUSSP’s main activity is the organization of scientific seminars and conferences. Every four years, the IUSSP organizes the International Population Conference. This conference provides an opportunity for scientists, programme managers and policy makers from all over the world to review...

The workshop on “Health Economics” will be hosted as a part of the 5th International Conference in Economics and Administration, ICEA 2013. The workshop invites conceptual and empirical papers in the field of Health Economics. The workshop aims at bringing into the light the domain of health...

Sections: Section 1: Health tourism in the context of globalization and efficient development: is it about opportunity, taking chances or making profit? Section 2: Sustainable destinations for health tourism. Opportunities and barriers regarding the development of balneary tourism. Section 3:...

This Forum will provide a key platform for the sharing of information and discussion of the most important regional social security trends and priority issues in the Asia-Pacific region. A unique networking opportunity, the Forum will bring together social security administrators, policy-makers...

As the process of globalization increases everywhere throughout the world the current escalating status of the Public Health and Medical Industry in UAE, the Gulf Region and in the Arab World, IHF Dubai 37th World Hospital Congress shall provide a platform for the experts in the field of...

Healthcare projects currently underway in the Middle East are reportedly worth around $14 billion. The requirements for healthcare provision to meet the needs of the population are undiminished despite the economic slowdown. A scarcity of finance to launch projects and complete those in the...

The healthcare business in the Middle East is expected to be worth US60 million by 2050 as the need for investment in facilities and services escalate. No other region in the world faces such rapid growth in demand. This growth is causing increasing opportunities for government and key...