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International Symposium on Medical AIFlorence 2026 · 3 – 4 December 2026 · Florence
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CME and CPD

Accreditation information.

An EACCME (UEMS) accreditation application has been submitted for ISMAI Florence 2026. All information below is communicated cautiously until formal approval is confirmed in writing.

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Accreditation status

EACCME (UEMS) application submitted.

An application for European accreditation through the EACCME (UEMS), and where applicable national CME or CPD bodies, has been submitted. The symposium is described as accredited only after formal approval has been granted, and no number of credits is communicated in advance of that decision.

Accrediting body
EACCME, UEMS
Status
Application submitted
Credits advertised
None, pending decision
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Target audience

  • Consultants and specialist physicians involved in the use, evaluation or governance of medical AI.
  • Trainees and fellows in medical and surgical specialties.
  • Nurses and allied health professionals whose practice is affected by clinical AI systems.
  • Healthcare managers and clinical informaticians.
  • Researchers in clinical AI, patient safety, ethics, law and medical education.
  • Medical and health sciences students with an interest in the responsible practice of medical AI.
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Provisional learning objectives

  1. 01Describe the place of clinical judgement when AI systems participate in clinical decisions.
  2. 02Outline principles for the safe deployment and ongoing monitoring of medical AI in hospital settings.
  3. 03Identify ethical and legal considerations relevant to algorithmic care, including consent and equity.
  4. 04Recognise governance arrangements that support responsible institutional adoption.
  5. 05Reflect on professional responsibility, communication of uncertainty and the patient voice.
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From attendance to certificate

  1. I
    Attendance monitoring

    Attendance at eligible educational sessions will be recorded through the onsite check-in system operated by the registration partner. Credits, if granted, are based on verified attendance and not on registration alone.

  2. II
    Feedback requirement

    Where required by the accrediting body, certificates will be issued only after a delegate has completed the symposium feedback questionnaire. The feedback instrument will be made available to delegates after the event.

  3. III
    Certificate release

    Certificates of attendance are issued by ISMAI after verification of attendance and, where applicable, completion of feedback. Issuance is independent of the registration partner.

Important disclaimers

What this page does and does not claim.

  • No statement on this site should be read as confirmation of accredited status until formal approval is announced in writing.
  • No specific credit number is communicated in advance of accreditation decisions.
  • Coffee breaks, lunch, ceremonies and non-scientific activities are not counted as accredited time unless later confirmed by the accrediting body.