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Geneva Health Forum is a biennal medical congress organized by the Hospitals of the University of Geneva (HUG). Since 2006, it "brings together key actors to help find solutions to global health challenges [...notably] improving health and care access in the world." Usually held at CICG, it welcomes around 1600 medical professionals, NGO administrators, patients, and other interested people. | The Geneva Health Forum is a biennal medical congress organized by the Hospitals of the University of Geneva (HUG). Since 2006, it "brings together key actors to help find solutions to global health challenges [...notably] improving health and care access in the world."<ref>Geneva Health Forum. What we do. 2021. https://site.ghf2022.org/the-forum-that-brings-together-key-actors-of-global-health/</ref> Usually held at [https://cicg.ch/ CICG], it welcomes around 1600 medical professionals, NGO administrators, patients, and other interested people. | ||
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The Geneva Health Forum is a biennal medical congress organized by the Hospitals of the University of Geneva (HUG). Since 2006, it "brings together key actors to help find solutions to global health challenges [...notably] improving health and care access in the world."[1] Usually held at CICG, it welcomes around 1600 medical professionals, NGO administrators, patients, and other interested people.
- ↑ Geneva Health Forum. What we do. 2021. https://site.ghf2022.org/the-forum-that-brings-together-key-actors-of-global-health/