Employability and Improvement, Management and Quality, Technology and Innovation | July 13, 2024

The largest health fair in southern Brazil will take place from November 11 to 13 at PUCRS,


a Health, Business and Innovation Meeting It will reach its second edition, in Porto Alegre, with more than 20 forums and conferences on health, with a wide and varied program for professionals from all areas related to the sector. Since this week, registration is now open for the many events that will be part of the exhibition, from November 11 to 13.

Highlight is the second Innovation Forum of Health Meetings, which will bring together national speakers to discuss innovative solutions for healthcare organizations, such as artificial intelligence, innovation ecosystems, and new technologies. The event will be held on the 12th of this month on the main stage of the exhibition.

Health-practical-scientific meeting

Registration is also open for the scientific events of SINDIHOSPA (Association of Hospitals and Clinics of Porto Alegre), which are already traditional in the health calendar of the Southern Region:

8th Sanitary Products Preparation Day.

The fourth study day of theorizing.

The fourth day of infection control in hospitals.

The 9th Conference of Hospital Pharmacy.

The 5th Hospital Hospitality Conference.

In addition, it is now possible to register for the 5th National Congress of the Brazilian Society of Hospital Medicine (SOBRAMH) and the meeting on trends in people management for health leaders. The events will be divided into five halls with a capacity of more than 1,500 delegates.

“We have put together an intensive programme that allows each participant to follow their own discussion and learning path based on their interests. In each forum, we will have senior experts, who will present relevant discussions to qualify health services. Gilmar Dalla Rosa, CEO Health Meeting.

The exhibition will also include the following events:

2nd Health Management Forum and Executive Health Agenda.

First Health Meeting: Education: Complementary Health and Public Health.

Paralympia meeting on hospital hygiene.

Health Law Meeting, from RMMG Advogados.

Meeting of Saint Pietro of Valentino.

The 3rd Health Supply Chain Meeting.

4th International Patient Safety Week, organized by Safety4Me.

Patient safety workshops.

In addition to the forums, the exhibition will feature 5,600 square metres of exhibition space, with space for more than 200 brands, at the PUCRS Events Centre.

Health-practical-scientific meeting

Health meeting

HM24 will feature 5,600 square metres of exhibition space and five additional halls for over 1,500 conference participants. HM brings together CEOs, managers and other professionals to generate new business and monitor the transformations in the healthcare sector. Its purpose is to strengthen the sector, enhance knowledge, boost business and provide access to the latest technologies. All of this is supported by four key pillars: convergence, innovation, knowledge and sustainability. Find out more at connection

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