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GIN2026 Annual Conference

GIN2026 is the leading global gathering dedicated to evidence-based healthcare, guideline development and implementation.

Organised in collaboration with the Malaysian Ministry of Health, and to be held at the iconic Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre, this year’s conference will bring together 400+ international experts; senior policymakers, clinicians, researchers, patient advocates and healthcare leaders – all united by a commitment to trustworthy, accessible guidance that improves lives.

Kuala Lumpur has been chosen for its strategic position at the heart of the Asia-Pacific region, offering a dynamic gateway between global healthcare communities and a growing centre of healthcare innovation. 

Join us in shaping the future of guideline development and evidence-based health care at #GIN2026 — a conference not to be missed!

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About GIN2026

This year’s programme will explore: 

• Championing guidelines across every level of health decision-making – from clinical practice to national policy 

• Embracing AI, digital innovation and emerging technologies to advance guideline development 

• Maximising impact through high-value care frameworks and practical implementation 

• Scaling equitable, inclusive guideline adoption to improve population health outcomes worldwide 

Watch a brief Introduction and Welcome to the Conference from Professor Zachary Munn (Chair of the Scientific Committee).

What to expect at GIN2026

Delegates attending GIN2026 can expect all the following and more:

  • 400+ presentations
  • Plenary sessions on key topics and from leading voices in the field
  • Workshops and special sessions
  • PhD and Early-career sessions
  • Networking opportunities
  • Exhibitors and professional development events

Plus, a rich social programme and opportunities to explore the destination and Malaysia’s unique heritage.

Watch a short video from Dr Mahathar Abd Wahab (Director General of Health, Malaysia) welcoming delegates attending the conference.

The full Conference program will be published in July 2026.

Explore Conference Tracks

  • Traditional medicine and guidelines
  • Equity, inclusion and global health
  • Science integrity, trust and the role of evidence
  • Planetary health, sustainability and environment 
  • Guidelines in low resource settings
  • Rapid systematic reviews and guidelines
  • Evidence for real time decision making at the point of care and clinical decision support
  • Guideline education
  • Diverse forms of knowledge to inform guidelines
  • Patient and public involvement
  • Contextualising guidelines
  • Public health guidelines 
  • Overdiagnosis, deprescribing and high-value care
  • Rare and neglected diseases and conditions 
  • Shared decision making
  • AI and guidelines
  • Guidelines, governance, policy and the court of law 
  • Evidence synthesis and systematic review methods
  • Reporting standards
  • Dissemination and publishing considerations
  • Living evidence
  • GRADE approaches
  • The evidence ecosystem
  • Implementation science (including guideline-based quality indicators)
  • The role of observational evidence for decision making 
  • Collaboration in guideline development 
  • De-implementation and disinvestment
  • HTA and Guidelines 
  • Guideline development advances and methods
  • Guideline development processes

Conference at a Glance

Monday 14 September

12:00-17:00INGUIDE Pre-Conference courses

Tuesday 15 September

08:00-17:00INGUIDE Pre-Conference courses continued
15:00Conference registration opens
17:00-18:00Early Career Networking Session
18:00-19.30Welcome reception

Wednesday 16 September

08:30-09:00Conference opens
09:00-10:30Opening Plenary & CPHG Annual Lecture
11:00-12:30Parallel paper sessions
12.30-14:00Lunch
14:00-15:30Parallel paper / workshop sessions
16:00-17:30Plenary 2
8:30-18:00Full day of conference: plenary sessions, parallel paper sessions, workshop sessions and networking
EveningNetworking and social activities (details TBC)

Thursday 17 September

08:30-10:00Parallel paper sessions
10:30-12:00Plenary 3
12:00-13:00Lunch
13:00-14:30Parallel paper / workshop sessions
15:00-17:00Parallel paper sessions
17:00-18:00Networking
18:30-23:00Conference Gala Dinner

Friday 18 September

09:00-10:30Parallel paper sessions
11:00-12:30Plenary 4
12.30-12.45Conference closes
Afternoon / eveningSocial and networking activities (details TBC)

Key Dates

30th April 2026

Notification of Abstract acceptance and Conference & Travel Grant winners

1st June 2026

Early Bird Registration closes

July 2026

Full conference program announced

14th-15th September

INGUIDE Pre-Conference Courses

15th-18th September 2026

Conference takes place (KLCC, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia)

INGUIDE Pre-Conference Courses

As in previous years, INGUIDE will be deliver in‑person courses at the GIN Conference.

Courses include:

Course 1: Certified Guideline Panel Member

Guideline Panel Simulation Course (extension to Course 1)

Course 2: Certified Guideline Methodologist

Course 3: Certified Lead Guideline Developer and Chair

Participants will have the opportunity to register for interactive and engaging courses delivered by expert INGUIDE instructors.

The in‑person format allows participants to engage directly with experts and peers from around the world.

Find out more >

Registering as a Conference Presenter

The designated presenter of each accepted abstract must register for the conference and pay the applicable registration fee. 

To ensure fairness and encourage broad participation, we will be requesting that there is a maximum of two presentations by the same delegate at the conference within the concurrent program.

Please note that Abstract submissions are now closed.

GIN2026 Committees

Meet the members of the Scientific and Abstract Review Committees for the 2026 GIN Conference!

Our expert committee members, carefully selected by the board, bring a wealth of knowledge and diverse perspectives to shape this year’s program.

Scientific Committee >
Abstract Review Committee >

Conference registration fees

For GIN2026, we have aligned the conference registration fees with GIN’s membership categories to ensure clarity, consistency and fairness.

In many cases, the total cost of becoming a GIN member and registering at the member conference rate is lower than paying the non-member fee.

We therefore encourage prospective attendees to compare both options, as joining GIN as a member may offer immediate savings as well as access to valuable ongoing professional benefits.

Learn more about GIN membership, benefits and categories 

Conference and Travel Grants

GIN is committed to ensuring that our upcoming conference is as inclusive and accessible as possible—because participation, networking, and learning should have no borders.

To support this, we’re offering Conference and Travel Grants for members from Low- and Upper-Middle-Income Countries (LMICs and UMICs). These grants help toward registration, travel, and accommodation costs, making it easier for you to join us in shaping the future of guideline development.

Please note that applications for Conference and Travel Grants have now closed.

Celebrating success at GIN2025

In 2025, the GIN conference was held in Geneva, Switzerland.

The conference theme was Innovation and Partnerships for Health in All Policies.

The conference was attended by over 500 delegates from 48 countries, who enjoyed a busy programme that featured 479 abstracts!

Find out what happened at GIN2025

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