The countdown to EHRCON26 is officially underway, and with the conference fast approaching, one important deadline is now just around the corner.
Taking place at the Meervaart Theatre on 22–23 September 2026, this year’s event will bring together clinicians, developers, researchers, policymakers, and digital health leaders from across the global openEHR community. Whether you’re planning to attend, present, publish, or participate through one of the supported access schemes, the key date to remember is 31 May 2026.
Early Bird registration ends 31 May
Early bird registration for EHRCON26 remains open until 31 May 2026, offering attendees the opportunity to secure reduced-rate access to the full conference experience.
Full conference passes include access to all conference sessions, refreshments, lunches, the conference dinner on 22 September, and pre-conference networking drinks on 21 September. Day delegate passes are also available for those unable to attend the full programme.
This year’s event promises a packed agenda focused on the future of digital health, interoperability, clinical data standards, and the evolving role of AI within healthcare systems.
For registration details and ticket bookings, visit https://www.tickettailor.com/events/openehrinternational/2178011
Clinical modelling workshop returns
Ahead of the main conference programme, attendees will also have the opportunity to participate in the EHRCON26 Clinical Modelling Workshop, taking place from 9:00–12:00 on 21 September.
Designed for professionals looking to strengthen their practical modelling skills, the workshop will provide hands-on learning opportunities alongside guidance from industry experts. Participants will also receive an openEHR clinical modelling certificate, as well as additional CPD points from The Federation for Informatics Professionals.
The workshop continues to be one of the most valuable practical learning opportunities associated with the conference, particularly for clinicians, informaticians, and implementation teams working directly with openEHR specifications and clinical models.
Discounted and student places available
EHRCON26 is also offering a limited number of discounted tickets for public health system staff, alongside free student places for individuals willing to support conference activities during the event.
These opportunities are intended to improve accessibility and broaden participation from across healthcare, academia, and digital transformation programmes.
Applications for discounted and student places must be submitted by 31 May 2026.
Further information and eligibility details are available here: Discounted Tickets
Final call for speakers
Speaker submissions for EHRCON26 also remain open until 31 May 2026, with organisers aiming to accommodate as many high-quality contributions as possible.
This year, the conference is particularly interested in presentations exploring:
- Collaboration between interoperability and terminology standards, including Health Level Seven International, SNOMED International, and OHDSI
- The European Health Data Space (EHDS)
- Sustainability and sovereignty of healthcare data
- Emerging applications of agentic AI in healthcare
Preference will be given to openEHR members, making this an ideal opportunity for community contributors and innovators to share practical insights, research, and implementation experiences with an international audience.
Speaker applications can be submitted here: Speaker Submission Form
Scientific abstract submissions
Researchers, clinicians, developers, and healthcare innovators are also invited to submit scientific abstracts for inclusion in this year’s research programme.
Supported by Frontiers in Digital Health, the scientific track will showcase emerging research and innovation across digital health, interoperability, and clinical informatics.
Abstract submissions close on 31 May 2026. More information is available here: Scientific Abstract Information
The future of digital health
EHRCON26 continues to grow as one of the leading international events focused on open standards, interoperable health records, and collaborative digital transformation across healthcare systems.
So whether you’re planning to join as a delegate, workshop participant, speaker or researcher, the conference offers a valuable opportunity to contribute to conversations shaping the future of digital health.
With all major submission and registration deadlines landing on 31 May 2026, now is the time to secure your place….
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