To whom it may concern,
My name is Priyanka and I am the current Chargée D'Affaires for the Montréal Health Organization Simulation Conference. [www.monwho.org]
With the new year fast approaching, we are excited to announce that MonWHO 2014 will be taking place March 28-30, 2014.
The theme of this year’s simulation is “Access to Healthcare.” Inequity in access to medical services is an issue which plagues nations at all stages of development. From small rural communities to large urban metropolises, the ability to access healthcare such as medical professionals and proper health facilities is of paramount importance in caring for the sick and in maintaining the health of the person.
This year, we will incorporate our first official Crisis Committee to simulate a global health crisis during the conference, as well as a stronger career component in our Global Health Night with potential workshops on developing skills for global health diplomacy.
Most students who attend want to pursue a career along the lines of development, sciences, policy with pharmaceuticals or NGOS.. and our annual MonWHO simulation gives them the ability to gain exposure at such an early stage.
It would be great if you could share the above conference information along with the registration linkhttp://www.monwho.org/conference-registration/. Furthermore we have an early bird offer for our first 50 registrations.
My name is Priyanka and I am the current Chargée D'Affaires for the Montréal Health Organization Simulation Conference. [www.monwho.org]
With the new year fast approaching, we are excited to announce that MonWHO 2014 will be taking place March 28-30, 2014.
The theme of this year’s simulation is “Access to Healthcare.” Inequity in access to medical services is an issue which plagues nations at all stages of development. From small rural communities to large urban metropolises, the ability to access healthcare such as medical professionals and proper health facilities is of paramount importance in caring for the sick and in maintaining the health of the person.
This year, we will incorporate our first official Crisis Committee to simulate a global health crisis during the conference, as well as a stronger career component in our Global Health Night with potential workshops on developing skills for global health diplomacy.
Most students who attend want to pursue a career along the lines of development, sciences, policy with pharmaceuticals or NGOS.. and our annual MonWHO simulation gives them the ability to gain exposure at such an early stage.
It would be great if you could share the above conference information along with the registration linkhttp://www.monwho.org/conference-registration/. Furthermore we have an early bird offer for our first 50 registrations.
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