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Registration is now open for POEM’s 4th Scientific Meeting
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Apr 4, 2025, 10:13

Registration is now open for POEM’s 4th Scientific Meeting

POEM Group shared a post on LinkedIn:

“Its hereee ! Registration is now open for POEM’s 4th Scientific Meeting ‘Harnessing Regional Strengths to Improve Equity, Access, and Quality Care‘ planned in Amman, Jordan from May 1-3, 2025. For more details check here.”

Registration is now open for POEM’s 4th Scientific Meeting

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