Association for Occupational Health – AP Branch of Indian Association of Occupational Health is privileged to host the Diamond Jubilee (60th) National Conference of IAOH at Hyderabad. We have the pleasure of inviting you to join us for the 4-day Conference at Hotel Taj Krishna, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad from 3 rd (Wednesday) to 6 th (Saturday) February 2010.
The Conference emphasizes on the promotion of comprehensive health, safety, wellness and environment at workplaces. It is open to all professionals in the field of occupational health, industrial hygiene, industrial accidents and trauma care, safety welfare, toxicology, ergonomics, epidemiology, bio-statistics, disaster management, evidence-based medicine practice, human resource, labour legislations, health care services, health finance, health insurance, IT applications, service automation, out sourcing industries, and employer-employee representatives of companies in these areas.
The National Conference would serve as a unique platform for professionals to share their experiences. It also provides an opportunity to interested delegates / industries to have one-to-one interactive sessions with experts in the above discipline, for developing occupational health services and related issues.
A large number of resource experts from abroad have shown keen interest in the forthcoming conference. Our committed and active members of Association for Occupational health have takenthe lead to identify and invite the learned speakers from abroad and India to share their experiences with us. |
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The National Conference will be a mega event for updates in the field of occupational health. Please make your presence felt as a delegate, present papers in your areas of expertise and participate in the discussions. IAOH has a tradition of accommodating accompanying persons at highly subsidized registration fees. They will have a wonderful time visiting places of interest in and around Hyderabad.
ABOUT HYDERABAD
Hyderabad, the capital city of Andhra Pradesh, is famous as the throne of the fabulously wealthy Nizams of Hyderabad. It is among the few Indian cities that have a well preserved cultural heritage. Hyderabad invokes nostalgia among old residents for its culture, fine arts and certain sophistication in manners. Much more than anything, Hyderabad presents a true picture of secularism and cosmopolitan culture.
Hyderabad is the fifth largest metropolis and cosmopolitan city in India, rich in culture, enduring history and industrial growth. Andhra Pradesh is steering the nation to new dimensions in the fields of IT, biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, business management and medical tourism to emerge as a city of immense business opportunities.
The weather in Hyderabad is pleasant in February. The day and night temperatures will be around 25°C and 15°C respectively. |
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