GET READY FOR SOMETHING COMPLETELY DIFFERENT

In its first ever World Symposium to be held entirely online, the ITI takes an innovative approach to the scientific program by giving patients a voice. Entitled “Evidence and Trends for Patient-Centered Solutions: The Challenge of Choice”, this 5-day event from September 1 – 5, 2021, is focused around seven patients.

MORE FOCUS ON THE PATIENT THAN EVER

Each patient explains his or her concerns and how these affect their daily life. In seven live sessions, international experts then address these concerns directly with a series of very focused and compact lectures followed by moderated group discussions live from the ITI studio in Switzerland.

To guarantee a truly global event experience, the 4-5-hour sessions are live streamed during prime time for a different geographic region every day. The main sessions are supplemented by live talk shows: “ITI Talk”, where experts debate controversial viewpoints on current clinical topics, and “Annette Asks”, where various well-known guests join the ITI host Annette on the sofa in conversation. The ITI’s industry partner Straumann is also contributing to the program with a number of clinical sessions.

INTERACTION GUARANTEED

The World Symposium 202ONE platform will open in August with a variety of on-demand content including videos, posters and detailed patient dossiers for each of the seven live sessions. All content will remain available until the end of September. During the event, the platform will keep participants in touch with each other, allowing them to connect, chat and meet peers from all over the globe.

The ITI World Symposium 202ONE promises an infinitely engaging and compelling digital experience: A truly global event to be enjoyed from the comfort of any or all your devices. Combine the feel of an on-site event with all the advantages of your living room!

TOP UP YOUR CE HOURS

Add 27.5 CE hours effortlessly from the comfort of your home while participating in a program that draws you in from the very first moment.