Thank you for these outstanding conferences that cover the latest updates on IBD management and new emerging therapies!"
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Available Dates
June 21–22 | Houston, TX |View upcoming dates
Mastering Clinical Challenges in IBD
AIBD Regionals are a series of events designed for clinicians treating patients with IBD. Each meeting offers cutting-edge updates on positioning IBD therapies, real-world patient case examples, and pragmatic approaches to managing patient care.
Choose from five different dates—virtual or in person—providing the flexibility to join when and where is most convenient to you. Don’t miss the chance to hear from our highly distinguished chairs and faculty as they share best practices and practical approaches to improve patient outcomes.
AIBD Regionals are a series of events designed for clinicians treating patients with IBD. Each meeting offers cutting-edge updates on positioning IBD therapies, real-world patient case examples, and pragmatic approaches to managing patient care.
Choose from five different dates—virtual or in person—providing the flexibility to join when and where is most convenient to you. Don’t miss the chance to hear from our highly distinguished chairs and faculty as they share best practices and practical approaches to improve patient outcomes.
Explore What's New in 2024
Gain confidence in new approaches and techniques for treating patients with IBD through practical, case-based sessions led by expert faculty.
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Locations
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Educational Sessions
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6.75+
CME Credits
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250+
Healthcare Providers
Gain confidence in new approaches and techniques for treating patients with IBD through practical, case-based sessions led by expert faculty.
5+
Locations
14+
Educational Sessions
6.75+
CME Credits
250+
Healthcare Providers
The 2024 Co-Chairs
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Co-ChairMillie LongMillie D. Long MD, MPH earned her doctor of medicine degree at the Universi... -
Co-ChairFlorian RiederDr. Rieder is Vice Chair and Co-Director of the IBD section at the Departme...
Who Should Attend
The AIBD Regionals welcomes all members in the IBD field—gastroenterologists, nurses, physicians, surgeons, and other healthcare professionals—to stay at the forefront of care with new diagnostic techniques, therapeutic options, and best practices for multidisciplinary patient-centered care.