GENERAL INFORMATION
General
Information
Congress Venue and Date: The World Muslim Health Societies Congress will be held between 15-16 December 2022 at the Hilton Garden Inn Gimat Hotel in Ankara as a hybrid.
Congress Language: Congress languages are Turkish and English. During the congress, simultaneous translation service in 2 languages will be provided.
Secretariat Service: All your applications will be answered by WIHU and the organization secretariat before, during, and after the congress.
Congress Materials: Name badges, program booklets, notepads, pens, etc. are provided to all participants. A congress bag containing publications, documents, and materials will be given. It is obligatory to wear a badge during all scientific and social programs that will take place during the congress.
Participation in the Congress: Our congress will be organized as a hybrid. Registration fee will not be charged from participants of WIHU member organizations. You can attend our congress physically or online if you wish.
Congress
Topics
- Health and Social Security Systems
- Religious Perspective on Health Services
- Patient Privacy
- A Glance to the Life, Healing, and Death from the Perspective of Faith
- Traditional Medicine and Complementary Treatment Methods
- International Health Services, Medical Tourism
- Drug and Medical Device Trade and Innovation Among Islamic Countries
- Environment Health
- Cooperation Between Islamic Countries in Health
- Health Informatics
- Innovations in Health
- Investment Opportunities in Health in the Islamic World
- Health Development Objectives in the Islamic World
- Artificial Intelligence Implementations in Medicine and Oncology
- Oncologic Treatment Side Effect Method
- Informing Society about Preventing, Diagnosis, and Treatment in Oncology, Media
- Accessing New Drugs in Oncology, Clinical Research Centers
- Early Diagnosis and Scanning Programs in Cancer
- Cancer Registration
- Oncology Nursing
- Cancer Etiology and Role of Microbiota in Cancer Treatment
- Immunotherapy in Oncology
- Oncology and Genetic Studies
- Tobacco Control Studies
- Nutrition in Oncology Patients
- Struggling with Psychosocial Problems in Oncology Patients
