DGIM Kongress

About DGIM Kongress

The DGIM Kongress is the annual congress of the German Society of Internal Medicine (DGIM) and is traditionally held in Wiesbaden, today at the modern RheinMain CongressCenter. As internal medicine is the largest specialty in German medicine, the congress brings together general internists and specialists from all of its subspecialties, from cardiology and gastroenterology to nephrology, oncology and infectious diseases. Each edition is built around a guiding theme chosen by the congress president, linking the latest research with everyday clinical practice in hospitals and private practices.

Event Focus

General Internal Medicine | Cardiology & Angiology | Gastroenterology & Hepatology | Endocrinology & Diabetology | Nephrology | Pneumology | Haematology & Oncology | Infectious Diseases | Rheumatology | Geriatric Medicine | Intensive Care & Emergency Medicine | Prevention | Digital Medicine & AI

Event Highlights

Four days of scientific sessions, symposia and continuing education give internists a comprehensive update across the entire field of internal medicine. The programme includes a dedicated section for young internists, a science slam, a case report contest and a forum on university medicine, while industry partners present their products and services. A patient day opens the congress to the public, and the congress app and Kongress TV make it easy to plan your days and follow selected sessions.

Why Attend

The DGIM Kongress is the place to see the whole of internal medicine at a glance. Update your knowledge across all subspecialties in a few days, earn continuing medical education credits, follow the debates that shape guidelines and health policy, and meet colleagues from university hospitals, community hospitals and private practices. For internists at every career stage, as well as for industry partners, Wiesbaden offers a concentrated mix of science, practice and networking.

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