Global Participation
Participation open to professionals from every region, reflecting the geographic, professional, institutional, gender and cultural diversity of our community.
Global Community
Global in Participation. Global in Representation. Global in Impact.
Healthcare systems differ considerably across countries and regions. Their resources, infrastructure, workforce capacity, priorities and technology challenges differ.
A Platform Without Borders
Where Knowledge Crosses Borders
The Institute will develop international programs while remaining responsive to regional, national and local needs.
Our goal is to create a platform where knowledge crosses borders, experience from both highly resourced and resource-constrained environments is valued, and solutions are developed with communities — not simply for them.
Our Principles
How the Global Community Works
Regional Responsiveness
International programs designed to remain responsive to regional, national and local realities rather than assuming a single model fits everywhere.
Multidisciplinary Participation
Clinical engineers working alongside clinicians, executives, policymakers, regulators, academia, industry and IT and cybersecurity specialists.
Knowledge Exchange
Channels that let experience and expertise cross borders, institutions and disciplines in both directions.
Every Resource Setting
Experience from both highly resourced and resource-constrained environments is valued and built into the Institute's work.
Shared Solutions
Solutions developed with communities, not simply for them.
Who Is Part of It
A Multidisciplinary Community
The Institute will encourage meaningful multidisciplinary collaboration among the professionals, institutions and organisations involved in healthcare technology and patient care.
- Clinical Engineers
- Health Technology Management Professionals
- Clinicians
- Healthcare Executives
- Policymakers
- Ministries of Health
- IT & Cybersecurity Specialists
- Scientists
- Regulators
- Academia
- Industry
- Other Healthcare Stakeholders