December 14-16, 2023 | Orlando, FL |
The Advances in Inflammatory Bowel Diseases conference registration is open! Join us in Orlando, Florida, at Walt Disney Swan Dolphin Hotel, for 3 days of real-world clinical education, comprehensive case studies, new evidence-based approaches in IBD management, and access to leading experts from around the world who are essential to providing optimal treatment strategies for patients with IBD.
AIBD welcomes all members in the IBD field—gastroenterologists, nurses, physicians, surgeons, and other healthcare professionals—to take part in this all-encompassing event, dedicated to providing clinicians the tools they need to stay current in the ever-evolving field of IBD.
For 3 days, gain confidence in new approaches and techniques for treating patients with IBD through practical, case-based sessions led by nationally renowned faculty.
Thank you to all who submitted research this year!
We are looking forward to showcasing your work this year, and announcing the winners in each category, live at AIBD.
AIBD welcomes all members in the IBD field—gastroenterologists, nurses, physicians, surgeons, and other healthcare professionals—to take part in this all-encompassing event, dedicated to providing clinicians the tolls needed to succeed.
The Sherman Prize honors high performers from a variety of professional disciplines who have gone above and beyond to make exceptional contributions in the field of IBD.
Join us in celebrating the 2023 honorees live at AIBD this December.
I will continue to attend this conference for as long as it is offered whether I am practicing or not as I truly believe this is one of the most exciting areas of medicine unfolding before our very eyes and a once in a lifetime opportunity to be involved in something so special.
Great experience! Refreshing and inspiring with data that is easily applicable to daily patient care to improve clinical outcomes.
It was very practical and educational. It's been so far the best conference I have attended in field of Gastroenterology I also liked that cases were ones that I could easily encounter day-to-day practice.
