IHM International / Africa Masterclass in Yaoundé with IIAC , Building Clinical and Scientific Excellence – March 25 ,26,  27 2026

Within its expanding activities across Central Africa, IHM International / Africa continues to develop high-impact training programs aimed at strengthening clinical practice and advancing healthcare education.

In Yaoundé, Cameroon, IHM organized a combined Masterclass and practical workshop in collaboration with the Institut International Afrique Centrale (IIAC), bringing together nurses, healthcare professionals, and academic contributors in an interactive, applied, and practice-oriented learning environment.

This program placed strong emphasis on hands-on clinical training, case-based learning, and the reinforcement of evidence-based approaches in patient care, with a focus on improving daily clinical practices within healthcare institutions.

The scientific quality and academic supervision of the program were ensured through the active involvement of Professor Amen Allah Messadi and Dr Stéphane Kohpe, whose expertise and field engagement significantly contributed to the excellence and impact of the training sessions.

Their contribution helped bridge theoretical knowledge with clinical application, ensuring a high-level transfer of skills adapted to real-world healthcare settings in Cameroon.

In parallel, this initiative is closely aligned with the PAWH Scientific Congress taking place in Yaoundé, a major scientific event dedicated to wound care, diabetic foot management, and clinical innovation. This congress serves as a high-level platform for scientific exchange, advanced training, and institutional collaboration.

The Masterclass activities delivered by IHM International / Africa are integrated within this broader scientific framework, reinforcing the continuity between academic training and congress-level scientific dialogue, and further strengthening the overall impact of the program.

The success of this initiative also reflects the importance of collaboration with IIAC (Institut International Afrique Centrale), highlighting the role of regional academic institutions in strengthening capacity building, knowledge transfer, and professional development within the healthcare sector.

Through initiatives such as this, IHM continues to expand its footprint across Central Africa, promoting clinical excellence, scientific exchange, and continuous improvement in wound care management practices.

The Yaoundé program represents another step in IHM’s long-term vision of connecting international expertise with local healthcare realities, ensuring sustainable enhancement of patient care and professional training.