Tickets for the next ISQua Virtual Conference on Wednesday 25 November are now live for general sale!

Hear from renowned leaders in the field including ISQua President Jeffrey Braithwaite, Dr. Edward Kelley Director of the Department of Integrated Health Services in the UHC & Life Course Division at WHO Headquarters in Geneva and many others.

The Healthcare Future Summit will highlight several different tracks which includes patient safety, the future of healthcare, innovation and technology, healthcare finance, Big Data, and the latest biopharma advances. It provides an avenue for everyone in healthcare to revisit the system of practice, advance the curriculum in education, and promote innovate regulations. This event aims to share a glimpse of what was, what is and what is next. 

The 1st edition of Healthcare Future Summit is a three-day virtual conference happening on the 6th – 8th of December 2020. The event will feature high caliber moderators, around 60 influential speakers, interactive sessions, and plenty of opportunities to network and share stories with colleagues and contemporaries.

The Health Care Accreditation Council (HCAC) is Jordan and the region’s only nonprofit ISQua accredited institution dedicated to improving the quality of health care services and promoting patient safety through accreditation, consultation and capacity building.

Almost 15 years since the inception of HCAC, Jordan now boasts a large number of accredited organizations, well-trained expertise in infection control, quality and patient safety as well as risk management and several programs in quality management at the organizational and diseases specific levels. Through its two distinct arms: the “Accreditor” and the “Enabler” HCAC has become the center for the design and development of quality standards, quality improvement programs, and preparation of hospitals, primary health care centers and other healthcare and social care facilities to meet standards. Additionally, HCAC designs and runs various outreach and engagement activities; such as the annual Change Day initiative, a regional Quality and Patient Safety Conference and Exhibition; a media competition; and, National Quality and Safety Goals (NQSG).  style="margin: 0cm 0cm 8pt; line-height: 22px; font-size: 11pt; font-family: Calibri, sans-serif; color: rgb(0, 0, 0); text-align: justify;">>

The Health Care Accreditation Council (HCAC) is Jordan and the region’s private sector not-for-profit organization focused on improving quality and patient safety through the design and provision of accreditation schemes, quality management consulting services and capacity building programs. Ever since assuming the position of the Chief Executive Officer in 2012, it was clear to me that the first order of work is to ensure that HCAC moves from a donor-funded project to a fully self-sustainable public-private organization. I brought in my government, donor and public health and administration expertise to lead the expansion of our local presence and services and reached out to the international counterparts to learn and grow. HCAC has become a key player in advocacy and service provision for quality and patient safety. We play a pivotal role in the National Vision 2025, the government’s plans and goals as well as people’s understanding of the importance and meaning of quality and patient safety. We are also very proud that HCAC is the first and foremost organization in the Eastern Mediterranean region to get and maintain the three accreditations of the International Society for Quality in Healthcare as well as be elected on their Board of Directors.