The Oxford Statement was developed and signed by the delegates of the Medicine Quality and Public Health Conference 2018, and released shortly after the conference. Research Fellow Aria Ilyad Ahmad was a conference speaker, and the Dahdaleh Institute for Global Health Research is a signatory to the statement.
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