CONVERGENCE 2030 - HEALTHCARE RE-IMAGINED
Plans are well under way for the upcoming 20th Annual BHF Conference, and we are pleased to attach the agenda for this prestigious event to be held from 21 to 24 July 2019 at the CTICC in Cape Town. Join hundreds of other healthcare leaders and global experts as they gather under the theme of Convergence 2030 - Healthcare Re-imagined, a trend that is facilitating rapid transformation in healthcare, accelerating multisectoral collaboration and convergence of business models.
As we celebrate our 20th iteration of the BHF Annual Conference, the different themes from the 19 previous sessions have built on every nuance and action, shaping conversations that influence policy makers to strengthen our health systems in the region. We are delighted to present the speaker lineup featuring global industry leaders and experts. The conference will focus on defining the role of multisectoral convergence in delivering quality health services and why it is important for scaling up, strengthening accountability, defining efficiency and Health System Reforms. Please see below for the speaker lineup.
Don’t miss out on the opportunity to stay ahead of the latest industry developments and to be part of the debate and discussions on intersectoral convergence in delivering better health services. We look forward to hosting you soon.
CPD points will allocated for attendance as follows:
Day 1: 4 ethics points
Day 2: 4 ethics points
Day 3: 8 ethics points
Day 4: 4 ethics points
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Zola Mtshiya
Head: Stakeholder Relations & Communications, BHF
082 903 1856
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| Grant Rex (SA) Managing Director: ICPS After qualifying with an MBBCh from Wits in 1987, I did an Honours degree in Industrial Sociology at the University of Natal Durban, covering industrial relations and legislative reforms taking place at the time. This followed my experience as SRC president at Wits in 1985 where I sat on the University Council, and developed an interest in management and administration. |
Vuyo Mafata (SA) Commissioner: Compensation Fund Vuyo Mafata is the Commissioner of the Compensation Fund, a public entity of the Department of Labour in the Republic of South Africa. The Compensation Fund is a healthcare funder in the area of occupational injuries and diseases and provides a social security safety net in the event of an injury in the workplace. He was appointed to this role in June 2015 on what was meant to be a short assignment, and agreed to stay on permanently in April 2016. |
Dr Imtaz Ismail Sooliman (SA) Chairman & Founder: Gift of the Givers Foundation Dr Sooliman was born on 7 March 1962 in Potchefstroom in the North West Province. He matriculated at Sastri College in Durban in 1978 and qualified as a medical doctor at the University of Natal Medical School in 1984. He commenced private practice in Pietermaritzburg in 1986 which he closed in June 1994 to concentrate fully on Gift of the Givers Foundation. Established on 6 August 1992, the Foundation has developed into one of the world's most respected humanitarian organisations. |
Vulindlela Lester Ndlovu (Zimbabwe) CEO: Cimas Medical Aid Society Vulindlela Ndlovu is the Chief Executive of Cimas Medical Aid Society in Zimbabwe. He is a Chartered Accountant and holds a Bachelor of Accountancy degree from the University of Zimbabwe. He is the past President and council member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Zimbabwe. |
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