Clinical Case Discussion Forum

A space for scientific dialogue and interdisciplinary collaboration, designed for healthcare professionals working with pregnant women, infants, young children and their families.

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10 Monthly Meetings

Hybrid Attendance (​in person & online)

Last Saturday of Each Month: 10:00–12:00

Limited Number of Participants

WHO IS IT FOR?

Obstetricians | Midwives | Neonatologists | Paediatricians | Child Psychiatrists | Psychologists | Social Workers | Physiotherapists | Nutritionists | Speech and Language Therapists | Gynaecologists

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Why Was the Forum Created?

Managing complex clinical cases often requires input from more than one professional perspective. The Clinical Case Discussion Forum was created to give healthcare professionals working with pregnant women, infants, young children and their families the opportunity to discuss specific clinical cases and exchange thoughts, insights and perspectives within an interdisciplinary group.

Meeting Period

September 2026 – June 2027

Meeting Day and Time

Last Saturday of each month, 10:00–12:00

Attendance Options

In person or online

Total Participation Fee

400€ ​payable in two instalments

Application Deadline

28 August 2026

Application Process

Places are limited, and participation is subject to application through three simple steps.

1

CV

Prepare a short CV of up to two pages.

2

Reason for Participating

Briefly describe why you would like to participate in the Forum.

3

Submission

Send both documents to info@koitida.com, and we will contact you.

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