NEW CATEGORIES FOR ARAB HEALTH AWARDS TO CELEBRATE
FUTURE GENERATION OF CLINICIANS Article written by Informa Exhibitions, Lifesciences
Awards: The Young Surgeon Of The Year Award and Cleveland Clinic Young Clinician of the Year. The event will also include nine other
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award categories including Excellence in Imaging and Diagnostics, Excellence in Surgery Services, Excellence in Laboratory, Excellence in Patient Centred Care, Excellence in Hospital Emergency Department, Human Resources Development Award, Excellence in Electronic Health Records, Excellence
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his year, two new categories have been added to the upcoming Arab Health Innovation & Achievement
in Patient Safety and Outstanding Contribution of an Individual to the Middle East Healthcare Industry. To enter the awards, professionals
involved in the healthcare industry in the Middle East have nominated individuals or organisations that deserve recognition in line with these categories. Nominations closed on 1st
November
2011 and the winners will be announced on the 24 January 2012 at a gala awards dinner at the Intercontinental Hotel, Festival City, Dubai. The new Young Surgeon of the Year Award aims to recognise the
accomplishments of young surgeons where all surgical residents, fellows, and surgeons up to the age of 40 are eligible to apply for the award. All applicants will be evaluated according to their academic achievements, social commitments, and educational activities. Shortlisted candidates will be required to participate in either an oral presentation or a surgical jeopardy during the Arab Health General Surgery Conference 2012 in Dubai. “Self-esteem has always been a drive
to greatness and success and, by believing in your abilities, anything is possible,” says Dr. Ali Ghellai, Chairman, Dept. of
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