Medical University of Graz

Sustainable health research is the central theme at the Medical University of Graz. The Styrian health university is characterized by sustainability in teaching, research and patient care with the main focus on prevention and preservation of health. Students, instructors and staff learn and work together according to the principles of the biopsychosocial model, which places the person with all his or her needs at the center of attention. In parallel with the training of future doctors and nurses, and research into innovative treatment methods and health-preserving measures, the health university provides high-level patient care. Not only do students gain from expert knowledge, so does the whole population. Both young and old can take advantage of this great range of knowledge in the context of media coverage, talks and a great number of events.

Postgraduate continuing education for doctors and other target groups completes the broad range of services. Since 2016 HIC's experts are in close scientific and practical cooperation with Professor Berndt Urlesberger.

Joint program in the field of "Introduction of a multi-modal enteral medication regimen resulted in reduction of NEC associated morbidity and mortality" has been successfully implemented in “Muratsan” hospital which reduced mortality rate by 49%.

Shengavit Medical Center

Shengavit Medical Center is one of the leading private multi-disciplinary therapeutic and diagnostic facilities in Yerevan (Armenia), base of the clinical postgraduate training for Yerevan State Medical University and the National Institute of Health.

Center operates the following services: obstetrics, operative and endoscopic gynecology, oncology, reproductology, general and endoscopic surgery, micro- and plastic surgery, vascular surgery, ophthalmology, ENT, anesthesiology and critical care medicine, dentistry, diagnostic center, clinical laboratory.

Armenian Association of Neonatal Medicine

The Armenian Association of Neonatal Medicine is the leading organizer and guarantor of quality neonatal services in the Republic of Armenia.

To reduce child mortality and to promote the growth of a healthy generation, we are consistent in our efforts to organize neonatal services in line with international standards and to create decent working conditions for neonatal service providers.

To promote the development of neonatal science: to support the accessibility of scientific innovations and information, to advance experience sharing programs through internal and external networks.

EU TUMO Convergence Center

The EU TUMO Convergence Center for Engineering and Applied Science will be a mixed-use campus that brings higher education and industry together, linking students, researchers, and professionals to each other and with their global peers while fostering innovation and entrepreneurship.

The center will include a set of mutually reinforcing components that combine teaching and training facilities, business incubators and accelerators, public retail outlets, and conference centers.

TUMO Labs is working with HIC to give participants hands-on experience in digital healthcare management and a broad view of challenges and opportunities in the field.

World Vision Armenia

World Vision Armenia is programmatically represented in 256 communities – in seven regions(marzes) of Armenia and the capital Yerevan. Through its 14 Area Development Programs across Armenia the organization provides needs-based support to communities inhealth and nutrition, child protection and welfare, as well as economic development.

World Vision Armenia supports more than 34,000 children registered within the Sponsorship Program, among them 28,199 directly sponsored by devoted individuals from the USA, Canada,the UK, France, Taiwan, Germany and Switzerland.

World Vision and HIC identified the need to improve a child’s well-being through implementation of joint innovative programs in Armenia.

Moscow Regional Center for the Protection of Maternity and Childhood

Moscow Regional Center for the Protection of Maternity and Childhood and HIC has decided to collaborate in the field of neonatal medicine to reduce child mortality and to promote the growth of a healthy generation.

We are consistent in our efforts to organize neonatal services in line with international standards and to create decent working conditions for neonatal service providers.