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MEDICAL FAIR INDIA 2011 -
17th MEDICAL FAIR INDIA lives up to all expectations

261 exhibitors from 14 countries and 5,910 visitors in New Delhi

Sunny days for the MEDICAL FAIR: From 25 to 27 March, it was not only the barometer outside that pointed to ideal conditions, there was a great atmosphere inside the halls of the Pragati Maidan too.
A total of 5,910 visitors (compared with 5,659 in 2010) came to see 261 exhibitors from 17 countries (233 exhibitors/14 countries in 2010) who presented the entire medical spectrum, from diagnostics to medical equipment to the latest technologies.

Werner M. Dornscheidt, Chairman and CEO of Messe Düsseldorf GmbH, summarizes: “We started with MEDICA – our number one trade fair with about 4,300 exhibitors and 135,000 visitors – 40 years ago in Düsseldorf, and now we organise nine medical trade fairs around the world. Our strategy of establishing medical trade fairs in some of the world’s most important countries has been hugely successful. MEDICAL FAIR INDIA has shown continuous and impressive development in recent years.
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New topics at MEDICAL FAIR INDIA 2012

Components
MEDICAL FAIR INDIA offers a new platform for technology and service solutions for use in the medical engineering industry – from new materials, components, intermediate products, packaging and services all the way over to more complex micro system technology and nanotechnology.

Supported by: AIMED (Association of Indian Medical Device Industry) is a recently formed Umbrella Association of Indian Manufacturers of Medical Devices covering all types of Medical Devices including Consumables, Disposables, Equipments Instruments and Diagnostics representing the interest of over 700 Manufacturers of Medical Devices and with Primary Membership of over 200 manufacturers.

MSAHITA : Medical Surgical and Healthcare Industry Trade Association (MSAHITA): An association with currently 200 members from the medical and surgical industry and trade,founded and headquartered in Mumbai,India. Primarily to discuss different issues and trends of the industry as a whole and come out with solutions best suited to all.

Rehabilitation aids
According to the 2001 census there are about 22 million people with disabilities in India. ssistive devices in the country are manufactured by indigenous manufacturers in the formal and informal sectors.

Government Initiatives
Government supported NGO’s do the distribution of assistive devices. Different government agencies, along with voluntary agencies and academics are involved in to pool available resources:

• Supply of assistive devices
• Research and development in assistive devices
• The new policy and legislation include
• Quality control standards
• Assistive devices reach people with disabilities through NGOs, medical colleges and hospitals, national institutions, industry, district rehabilitation centres, special schools and camps

Some of the major associations and hospitals, which have been involved with MEDICAL FAIR INDIA from all our past shows:

A.I.I.M.S - Cardiology Society of India - Delhi Medical Association - Delhi Ophthalmic Society - E.S.I.S Corporation - Escorts Heart Institute - Indraprastha Apollo Hospital - Maulana Azad Medical College - N.A.C.O - Ministry of Health & Family Welfare - Sri Ramachandra Medical College - ARCON - Federation of Blood Banks - Leelawati Hospital - Apollo Hospitals, Hyderabad - Armed Forces Medical Services - I.C.R.C - Delhi Diabetes Research Centre - Association of Hospitals, Mumbai - FORTIS Hospital - Global Hospital