Thailand Medical Fair : Mid Sep 2011

Thailand is well positioned to become the medical center in Southeast Asia, with more than 400 hospitals that offer the most advanced treatments worldwide by skilled medical personnel. The country has the largest hospital in Southeast Asia and the first to receive ISO 9001 certification and the first hospital in Asia to be awarded the prestigious Joint Commission International Accreditation (JCIA).

MEDICAL FAIR THAILAND Exhibition is recognized as the most important resource and business platform for international and regional providers of medical and health sectors. The exhibition will be held on 14th - 16th September 2011 at Queen Sirikit Convention Center and serve as a focal point for healthcare providers, medical supplies, industry professionals, government agencies, hospital administrators, doctors, nurses and other health supplies for the latest innovations in healthcare.

The exhibition will allow vital access for companies trying to penetrate the markets of Southeast Asia. The total population of Southeast Asia, which is over 540 million people, changing demographics, increased life expectancy and an aging population will have a huge impact on the need for better health care. Furthermore, the increase of foreign patients, particularly in Thailand

, many health institutions are in need of new equipment, devices, solutions and best technologies to meet the medical and health needs.

Medical Fair Thailand is pleased to bring together the best in the business of hospital, diagnostic, pharmaceutical equipment, medical and rehabilitation services and supplies to Thailand and South East Asian neighbors. MEDICAL FAIR THAILAND will also serve as a platform for medical providers, industry professionals, government agencies, hospital administrators, doctors, nurses and other health professionals.

5000 professional visitors and buyers from the region is expected to visit the exhibition of 3 days. Join us to bring global technologies and medical care to one of the world's most dynamic regions.