The International Forum on Diabetes and Insulin Management (IFD-IM-27) brings together healthcare professionals, diabetes specialists, endocrinologists, researchers, clinicians, academics and industry experts to discuss current developments in diabetes care and insulin management.

The forum provides an international platform for knowledge exchange and professional networking, with a focus on advances in diabetes treatment, insulin therapy, glucose management and emerging approaches to improving patient care. Participants can explore developments in clinical practice, diabetes technologies and strategies for effective long-term disease management.

Key areas of interest include insulin therapy, diabetes management, glucose monitoring, personalized treatment approaches, diabetes technology, metabolic health and innovations in patient-centered care. The event also provides an opportunity for researchers and healthcare professionals to share scientific insights, discuss clinical challenges and exchange experiences from different healthcare settings.

The International Forum on Diabetes and Insulin Management (IFD-IM-27) is relevant to endocrinologists, diabetologists, physicians, nurses, pharmacists, diabetes educators, researchers, healthcare organizations and professionals working across the diabetes and metabolic health sector.

By connecting experts from different disciplines, IFD-IM-27 supports discussion around evolving approaches to insulin management and the future of diabetes care. The forum offers opportunities for professional networking, research visibility and knowledge sharing within the international diabetes community.

Whether you are involved in clinical diabetes care, endocrinology, insulin therapy, diabetes research, healthcare technology or patient education, the International Forum on Diabetes and Insulin Management provides a platform to explore current developments and emerging perspectives in diabetes management.

20 April 2027 — 21 April 2026
8:00 am

Hotel Seidenhof Zurich

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