Final Program

The final program for a congress like ICN typically comes together in the weeks leading up to the event, once abstract review is complete and all accepted sessions, speakers, and time slots have been confirmed.

A final program usually includes the full schedule of plenary lectures, parallel symposia, oral communication sessions, and poster sessions, organized by day and track so attendees can plan which sessions to prioritize across a multi-day, multi-track event. For a congress with dozens of simultaneous session tracks, having a clear final program is essential — without it, navigating the event would be close to impossible.

Most congresses release the final program as a downloadable document shortly before the event, alongside a mobile-friendly version or app for attendees to reference on-site.

For the current schedule of an upcoming ICN congress, always refer to that edition’s own final program once it’s released.