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Riyadh forum highlights healthcare model progress

Riyadh forum highlights healthcare model progress

  • Forum’s scientific program began with the participation of more than 25 local and international speakers, 80 exhibitors and over 1,500 healthcare professionals
  • Mohammed Al-Abdulaali: The Model of Care is confidently and clearly progressing through health clusters
By Arab News ·
Riyadh to host second edition of Model of Care Forum

Riyadh to host second edition of Model of Care Forum

By Arab News ·

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