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In light of the ongoing restrictions and challenges that the pandemic poses, we have postponed the International Forum on Quality and Safety in Healthcare in New Delhi to 2021, with exact dates to be confirmed.
The BMJ South Asia Awards are also postponed and we will provide an update on our plans for the 2020 Awards as soon as possible.
In the meantime, we are pleased to offer a series of free virtual lectures and workshops built around content originally scheduled for presentation at the International Forum in July. These virtual sessions will be open to everyone as a chance to sample the International Forum content, and you can register your interest in these by emailing events@bmj.com
It is also with much regret we have made the decision to postpone the Sydney International Forum to 7-9 June 2021. We hope that you will be able to join us then. Find out more here.
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