Le Sommet mondial des INM

NPIS SUMMIT

7 - 8 octobre 2026

NewCap Event Center Paris 15

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Sommet mondial des Interventions Non Médicamenteuses (INM) dans le domaine de la santé

Hybrid Event

Why a Summit?

The integration of non-pharmacological interventions into any healthcare system goes beyond purely scientific considerations and justifies the transformation of the NPIS annual conference into an international summit. It brings together stakeholders from the fields of prevention, care and support.

Who is concerned?

Researchers, engineers, technicians, practitioners, users, volunteers, operators, members of professional bodies, administrators, insurers, contractors, trainers, certifiers, investors, decision-makers, elected representatives, students, communications professionals…

Aim

A call to all stakeholders to establish a global alliance on these universal practices of prevention, care and support in healthcare, grounded in science and rooted in personalised and precision medicine, for the benefit of everyone.

Welcome to NPIS Summit 2026!

We are delighted to welcome you to an exciting exploration of the latest innovations, techniques, and best practices. This event brings together experts, thought leaders, and enthusiastic participants to share their ideas and experiences.

Get ready to dive into a variety of sessions, workshops, and networking opportunities designed to enrich your knowledge and create lasting connections. Let's collaborate and evolve together!

Researchers, students, professionals, user representatives, practitioners, decision-makers and enthusiasts: join us at the 14th International Scientific Congress on Non-Pharmacological Interventions (NPI) for human health, to be held in Paris in a hybrid format (in-person and online) on 7 and 8 October 2026. This unique event, organised by the international learned society NPIS , will bring together stakeholders from the fields of prevention, care, support for independence, support services, occupational health and social protection who wish to share the latest advances in NPI.

NPI : From Practice to Research and Training
Call for abstracts – NPIS Summit 2026!

Deadline 1er septembre 2026

The NPIS – Non-Pharmacological Intervention Society is once again inviting submissions of abstracts for the NPIS Summit 2026, to be held on 7 and 8 October 2026 in Paris (in-person and online).

Researchers, healthcare professionals and practitioners are invited to submit proposals for:

scientific posters

Contribute to this international summit on non-pharmacological interventions (NPIs) and help advance knowledge, evaluation and the integration of NPIs into healthcare systems.

Contribute to the global strategy for developing NPI and building sustainable business models.

The NPI ecosystem: An investment in the future

Why take part?

* Sessions and posters: Attend cutting-edge scientific presentations.
* Workshops: Take part in interactive workshops.
* Demonstration: Discover the NPI Registry and contribute to the global heritage on NPI.
* NPI Players: Meet the innovative organisations in the ecosystem.
* Collaborations: Identify opportunities for collaboration and partnerships.
* Awards Ceremonies: Attend the open badge training awards.
* Knowledge sharing: Discover the latest studies and best practices in the field.
* Meetings: Make connections with experts and professionals from different backgrounds

In Person / Online Session

Whether you are in Paris or on the other side of the world, join the NPIS Summit 2026 and contribute to this essential moment of NPI in the service of personalized and precision medicine and active and sustainable health.

Call for abstracts

The scientific committee of NPIS SUMMIT 2026 invites researchers and professionals to submit their poster presentation proposals before September 1, 2026. The authors of the selected presentations will be invited to share their work at the conference.

The main areas of interest are as follows:
* Results of an original study evaluating one or more NPI in accordance with the NPIS Model
* Methodological, technological or ethical considerations for the evaluation of NPI
* Analysis of an innovative strategy for integrating NPI into a healthcare system