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The Qatar Council for Healthcare Practitioners (QCHP) will host the official launch event of Qatar’s National Continuous Medical Education and Professional Development (CME/CPD) Programme tomorrow evening at the Sheraton Hotel Doha. The event will mark the implementation of the programme’s mandatory participation policy linked to renewal of licensure for all licensed healthcare practitioners in Qatar.
The event will feature a panel discussion, titled ‘More Knowledge, Better Patient Care’, with the participation of a number of senior officials from Qatar’s healthcare sector in addition to experts from The Canadian International College. “The programme is a significant milestone in building a world-class healthcare workforce for the people in Qatar in accordance with the human development goals of Qatar National Vision 2030 and National Health Strategy,” according to a statement.
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