About Conference

Pre-conference programme

We are excited to announce an interesting programme of pre-conferences on Sunday, September 13, 2026. To attend a pre-conference, registration is required. Pre-conferences can be booked when registering for the main conference. If you are already registered, you can add a pre-conference to your registration by emailing your preferred pre-conference to finance@cienciemeetings.com. You will receive an adjusted invoice by email.

Pre-conferences are offered with lunch (grab-and-go lunch boxes) as moments for networking and getting together. Lunch is between 12:30 – 13:30 Rome time. All pre-conferences are held at the same venue.

About Healthcare Congress

A Healthcare Congress is a premier international platform that brings together healthcare professionals, clinicians, researchers, public health experts, policymakers, and industry leaders to discuss advancements in healthcare and medicine. The congress focuses on emerging scientific research, innovative clinical practices, public health strategies, healthcare technologies, and policy developments that shape modern healthcare systems. Through keynote lectures, scientific sessions, panel discussions, workshops, and networking activities, participants gain valuable insights into current challenges and future directions in healthcare delivery.

The congress encourages interdisciplinary collaboration, knowledge exchange, and the translation of research into real-world practice to improve patient outcomes and population health. It also provides opportunities for professional development, global networking, and showcasing innovations from academia and industry. By fostering dialogue and partnerships across diverse healthcare sectors, a Healthcare Congress plays a vital role in advancing medical science, strengthening healthcare systems, and promoting sustainable and equitable healthcare worldwide.

Healthcare Ethics

Healthcare ethics is a fundamental discipline that guides moral decision-making in medical practice, research, and health policy. It is based on core principles such as autonomy, beneficence, non-maleficence, and justice, which help ensure respect for patients’ rights, safety, and dignity. Ethical healthcare practice emphasizes informed consent, confidentiality, and honesty in communication between healthcare providers and patients. It also addresses complex issues such as end-of-life care, allocation of limited resources, patient safety, and equity in access to healthcare services.

In modern healthcare, ethical considerations extend to emerging areas including digital health, artificial intelligence, genetic testing, and clinical research. Healthcare ethics plays a crucial role in balancing technological advancement with human values and social responsibility. By promoting fairness, accountability, and compassion, healthcare ethics strengthens trust between patients and providers and supports high-quality, patient-centered care within diverse healthcare systems worldwide.

Who can Attend?

Healthcare & Medical Professionals

Physicians and medical specialists

Surgeons

General practitioners & family physicians

Public health professionals

Epidemiologists

Allied health professionals

Academic & Research Community

Medical researchers & scientists

Public health researchers

Professors, lecturers, and academicians

Postdoctoral fellows

PhD, Master’s, and medical students

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Healthcare Management & Policy

Hospital administrators

Healthcare executives & CEOs

Health system managers

Policymakers & government health officials

Public health program managers

Nursing & Allied Health

Nurses and nurse practitioners

Midwives

Clinical pharmacists

Physiotherapists & rehabilitation specialists

Laboratory and diagnostic professionals

Industry & Innovation

Healthcare and pharmaceutical companies

Biotechnology & medical device professionals

Digital health & health IT experts

Startup founders & entrepreneurs

Investors in healthcare innovation

Public Health & Global Health Organizations

Representatives from NGOs & international organizations

Global health professionals

Health economists & health systems researchers

Students & Early-Career Professionals

Medical, nursing, public health, and life science students

Early-career researchers

Interns and trainees