Association of Medical Councils of Africa (AMCOA)
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Strengthening Sustainable Health Regulation
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Use of Innovation and Digital Technology in health care
AMCOA CAPACITY BUILDING WORKSHOP: MALAWI
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Our Team
Prof. Simon Nemutandani
President,
AMCOA
Prof. Hassan Abba
Vice President,
AMCOA
Prof. Stanley Khainga
Member
AMCOA Management Committee
Dr. Divine Ndonbi Banyubala
Member
AMCOA Management Committee
Prof. Joel Okullo
Member
AMCOA Management Committee
Dr. Wilson Benjamin
Member
AMCOA Management Committee
Latest News
- Use of Technology and Innovation in “Strengthening Governance and Regulation in Health Care/Becoming a SMART Regulator”
- Team based Care and Regulation for the attainment of Universal Health Care
- Conference on harmonization of the curriculum and training of health professionals charts the way forward in healthcare reforms
- Telemedicine Gains Pace In Kenya as KMPDC approves 20 Hospitals to roll out services amid Covid-19 containment measures
- Foreign doctors can now acquire temporary registration in Kenya in revised regulations
Upcoming Events
It is that time of the year again where health regulators across Africa and the world come together to innovate, collaborate and form partnerships.
AMCOA 2024 Capacity Building Workshop , hosted by Medical Council of Malawi at the Bingu wa Mutharika International Convention Centre (BICC) in Lilongwe Malawi.
The theme is “Use of Technology and Innovation in “Strengthening Governance and Regulation in Health Care/Becoming a SMART Regulator” sub-themes below: –
- New Technologies in Health Regulation – Kenya
- Electronic systems in health regulation
- Registrations Systems and Processes
- The Roles of the Health Regulator – Regulatory Autonomy, Law and Governance & Use of Technology in Professional Practice– South Africa
- Use of Technology in ensuring Quality of Care in healthcare practice [Public, Private, Healthcare facilities] – Malawi
- Using Technology to strengthen interprofessional collaboration and team-based regulation among health regulators – Rwanda
- Use of Technology in Education – Ghana
- Professional Conduct Processes – Uganda
- Managing Impairment of Health Practitioners – Zambia
You are hereby kindly invited to this important Capacity Building Workshop by registering on this link https://forms.gle/4Dd4snT1yRhwPVHs7
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