Why Attend

There’s no denying that Covid has thrown us all, but we remain committed to working towards a common goal of Diagnostic Excellence. We are excited to, once again, meet in person for SIDM's 15th Annual Conference, SIDM2022.

You don’t want to miss this opportunity to engage with patients, researchers, physicians, nurses and other healthcare professionals, graduate, and post-graduate students, as well as representatives of for-profit and non-profit organizations, research institutions, and government agencies.

Engage

SIDM2023 Utrecht brings together top leaders in the field of Diagnostic Excellence sharing clinical content and practical, ationable implementation strategies. You will have the opportunity to discuss the most pressing issues facing leaders and attendees working on the common goal of improving diagnosis.

Connect

Connect and engage with thought leaders who are committed to improving diagnostic safety and eliminating preventable harm. Thought leaders will present ethical, business, and community cases for addressing diagnostic excellence consistently and will also showcase anticipated developments in the fields of diagnostic technology, quality, and safety while continuing to explore how disparities and uncertainty contribute to misdiagnosis and diagnostic delays.

Gain Insights

We will discuss diagnosis, the role of reasoning in the process, challenges to diagnostic effectiveness, and strategies to make diagnosis more reliable, such as patient engagement, new clinical research, and the use of technology. Researchers and those on the frontlines will present new insights and findings in developing internal processes to build optimized models and much more.

Inspiration

You are guaranteed engaging discussions that bring diverse opinions under the common goal of advancing and improving the future of diagnostic excellence. Take part in unparalleled networking opportunities that will leave you walking away inspired and armed with strategies, new connections, and innovative ideas to navigate the uncertainty to achieve excellence in diagnosis.