Reforms and advances in research and innovations have been occurring in medical practice and education globally for the past decades.   These have been as a result of advances in medical practice worldwide.  In addition, patients have become more informed about their health, and these have resulted in increased in demands and expectations, thereby bringing about the changing roles of the doctors and healthcare workers in society.  There are now needs for healthcare workers to be more involved in teaching and research, as well as in patient care.  Hence the conference on ‘Progress in Medical Practice and education’ will embrace many topics on the various issues affecting medical practice, research and education.  The provisional programme for the conference series can be found below:

TOTAL HOURS OF PROCEEDINGS, EXCLUDING REGISTRATION, TEA/COFFE BREAKS AND LUNCH:   18 Hours and 20 Minutes for two days (9 Hours and 10 Minutes per day). 

Speakers on the Conference

The conference attracts speakers from all branches of medicine and healthcare, including researchers and health workers that have carried out innovative work in various disciplines.  Some of the speakers include:

Professor Daniella Kingsley - Chief Key Note Speaker, UK

Professor Joshua Godwin - Key Note Speaker,  UK

Professor Angela Bailey, Chicago, USA

Dr Ahmed Al-kuwaiti, Saudi Arabia

Dr Michael Harris, London, UK

Dr Luke Maher Coburn, Cork, Ireland

Dr Nathan Connelly, Los Angeles, USA 

Professor Liam Williams, Australia    

And many more to be published at the conference.

Venue:    

The Wesley London Euston

81-103 Euston Street

London

NW1 2EZ

England, UK 

The Joint MSC, LJPC, JIARE, SMC and IAHCP Society Conference Centre venue, The Wesley London Euston, 81-103 Euston Street, London, NW1 2EZ, with all the facilities that it offers, is handy for visiting many attractions and shops in Central London.  It is also very close to the Theatre Land and West End of London.  The British Library is nearby in Euston Road, and it has so many transport facilities and stations like the Easton Square Station, Euston Station, Kings Cross Station, St Pancreas Station and many bus routes to name but few.  It is also easy to reach tourist attractions and business venues. Guests and families can go into central London and Greater London to some must-see venues like Madame Tussauds or the London Eye, or shop in the West End.

Important Notice about the Venue:  

Please note that there may be a possibility that this event can be held online via ZOOM depending on the situation with the COVID - 19 Infection and other infectious diseases, including other factors at the time of the conference.  In which case, updated information will be published on this page.  The mode of the proceedings is hybrid in nature, as there is face to face, as well as online proceedings.  These will be stated on the Final Programme of Proceedings, which will be available by 20 December 2025.

As one of the leading World Holiday Resorts, London, England boasts numerous attractions and sites for plenty of fun for both adults and children.  Please come and join us in London, England, UK to enjoy this conference, which promises interesting scientific programmes, and entertainments for delegates, accompanying people and families.

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