Yes. EECCTM 2027 is open to international delegates, researchers, clinicians, academicians, students, healthcare professionals, and industry participants with an interest in clinical and translational medicine.
Delegate Information How participation works
EECCTM 2027 is an open international conference focused on clinical innovation and translational impact. Researchers, clinicians, academicians, healthcare professionals, industry participants, students, and non-presenting delegates are welcome. Delegates may register directly. Participants who wish to present should submit an abstract for review and, once accepted, complete their registration to confirm the presentation.
Delegates may register directly; presenters should submit an abstract before completing presenter registration.
The scientific programme may include keynote talks, oral presentations, panels, poster sessions, and networking activities. Programme updates will be posted on the Updates page.
Delegate Information & FAQs
EECCTM 2027 welcomes international participation. This page explains who should attend, abstract submission, registration, invoices, documentation, presentation options, and the conference format. If your question isn’t covered, email participation@executivecongresses.com.
1) Participation pathway
Back to top ↑The participation process is straightforward. Non-presenting delegates may register directly. Participants who wish to present should submit an abstract → receive the review decision → complete registration to confirm their presentation.
Yes. Non-presenting delegates can register directly through the registration page. If you plan to present, submit your abstract first and complete registration after receiving an acceptance decision.
Register is best if you want to attend as a delegate (with or without presenting). Submit Abstract is best if you want to propose a talk, case discussion, roundtable prompt, or strategic session. Both routes are reviewed and can lead to acceptance/confirmation.
Reviews are processed in short cycles. If your request is time-sensitive (e.g., travel documentation), mention it in your message so we can route it correctly.
2) Who should attend
Back to top ↑The congress is designed for a broad international audience working across clinical research, translational medicine, healthcare innovation, biomedical science, implementation, and related disciplines.
Participants may include clinicians, physicians, researchers, academicians, translational scientists, clinical trial teams, pharma and biotech professionals, healthcare innovators, precision medicine and digital health specialists, regulators, students, early-career researchers, and non-presenting delegates.
Yes. Academicians, researchers, teaching faculty, postgraduate researchers, and students are welcome to attend, submit abstracts, present their work, and participate in the scientific programme.
There is no special eligibility screening for general delegates. Presenter submissions are reviewed on scientific relevance, clarity, originality, and alignment with the conference themes.
Yes. You may attend as a non-presenting delegate by registering directly. You do not need to submit an abstract unless you wish to be considered for a presentation.
3) Abstracts & speaking
Back to top ↑Abstracts may cover original research, clinical studies, translational findings, case-based work, implementation science, emerging technologies, reviews, or practice-focused innovation aligned with the conference themes.
Use the abstract submission page and provide the requested author, affiliation, title, and abstract details. The scientific committee will review the submission and communicate the decision by email.
- • A clear clinical translation problem and why it matters now
- • The decision-point (what leaders will decide/learn)
- • Real-world implementation angle (pathway, barriers, evidence)
- • Practical outcomes (framework, roadmap, recommendations)
- • Relevance to senior stakeholders (clinical, regulatory, payer, operations)
Yes. You may use the abstract/submission route to suggest a panel topic, case discussion, workshop idea, or thematic session. Please clearly describe the topic, intended audience, and expected learning or discussion outcomes.
4) Registration, invoices & documentation
Back to top ↑Registration is open to delegates. Accepted presenters should complete registration to confirm their presentation. We also support invoices and standard participation documentation where required.
Non-presenting delegates may register directly. Presenters should register after receiving an abstract acceptance decision so the presentation can be confirmed in the programme.
Yes. We can provide invoice support and standard participation documentation. Email us with your organisation name, billing details, participant name, and specific requirements.
- • Delegate full name + role/title
- • Organisation legal name + address
- • VAT/Tax ID (if applicable)
- • Participation type (delegate / speaker / partner)
- • Any internal reference/PO number
Where applicable, visa support letters can be issued after the required registration steps are completed. Accepted presenters should also have a confirmed abstract decision.
5) Format & expectations
Back to top ↑The conference is designed as an international scientific meeting with keynote talks, oral presentations, poster sessions, panels, networking opportunities, and discussions focused on translating research into clinical impact.
Yes. Open introductions, structured networking blocks, and professional interactions are built into the program. Some social elements may be invitation-based and limited seating.
Yes. Colleagues may participate by completing their own registration. Anyone wishing to present should submit a separate abstract under the relevant presenting author.
6) Logistics & updates
Back to top ↑Any program and participation updates are posted on the Updates page.
If you are registered or have an accepted presentation and later need to adjust plans, contact us early. The team will guide you based on the participation terms and available options.
7) Policies & support
Back to top ↑Please review our participation terms, registration conditions, and related policies here:
Use the Connect With Us page for registration, abstract submission, invoice, documentation, sponsorship, or general support.
- • Your full name, role/title, and organisation
- • Country + best contact email
- • Objective (delegate / speaker / partner / sponsor)
- • Short summary of your focus area in clinical translation
- • If urgent: timeline + documentation/invoice need