Clinical and research teams focused on diabetic foot convene in Prague from 24 to 29 September 2026. The meeting assembles scientific sessions, oral presentations, e-posters and industry symposia that set the technical agenda for diabetic foot units and research groups.
Practical information for the Prague edition
Diabetic Foot Study Group (DFSG) 2026 takes place from 24 to 29 September 2026 in Prague. The organizers provide guidance for oral presentations and e-posters and publish details on registration, accommodation and attendance certificates.
Research streams and working groups
The programme highlights dedicated research groups dealing with Charcot foot, prevention of the first ulcer and prevention of recurrence and readmission. These research streams are listed in the meeting structure and serve as focal points for those seeking multicentre collaboration.
Programme components to note
The event contains oral sessions and e-poster tracks alongside industry symposia. The site includes abstract submission information, prizes and a business meeting. Presentation and e-poster instructions are available for speakers and poster authors.
Attendee profile and industry presence
The meeting targets healthcare professionals and researchers in diabetes and diabetic foot care. The sponsors and exhibition sections allow attendees to spot companies offering diagnostic tools, devices and clinical services to plan demonstrations and technical meetings.
How to prepare clinical and research prospecting
- Scan the programme and flag sessions led by relevant research groups to request meetings in advance.
- Create a concise two-slide summary of your unit or project with outcomes and research lines ready to share in brief meetings.
- Format e-posters according to the organizer’s instructions to increase acceptance and visibility during poster sessions.
- Identify suitable exhibitors from the sponsors list and request demos or technical briefings during the meeting days.
- Prioritize contact targets with a clear objective for each meeting: collaboration, tool validation, co‑authorship or trial participation.
Closing recommendation and official link
If your work involves diabetic foot clinics or clinical research, use the meeting’s focused research groups on Charcot and ulcer prevention to test protocols and secure partners for multicentre projects. Full programme, registration and speaker instructions are on the official site https://dfsg.org/dfsg_2026/.
Registration and tickets on the official website: dfsg.org
