National Conference on Epidemiology and Public Health Timisoara 2026

The Romanian Society of Epidemiology (Societatea Română de Epidemiologie) has announced the National Conference on Epidemiology and Public Health, scheduled to take place from May 28 to May 29, 2026, in Timișoara.

The event will be hosted at the Multifunctional Hall of the Timiș County Council, located at Bd. Revoluției din 1989, nr. 17. Under the theme From Scientific Evidence to Effective Health Policies, the conference is designed as a national scientific forum for the exchange of knowledge among specialists in epidemiology and public health.

Objectives and Scope of the Forum

According to the Romanian Society of Epidemiology, the primary goal of the gathering is to bridge the gap between academic research and the practical implementation of health policies. By focusing on evidence-based strategies, the conference aims to improve the efficiency of public health interventions across Romania.

The forum provides a platform for healthcare professionals, researchers and policymakers to discuss current epidemiological trends and develop frameworks that translate scientific data into actionable sanitary policies.

Public Health Context in Romania

The timing of the conference follows a period of increased focus on communicable disease surveillance and immunization strategies within the region. The Romanian Society of Epidemiology continues to emphasize the importance of relying on official sources for public health data, including the Ministry of Health, the National Institute of Public Health, and the World Health Organization.

In addition to the May event in Timișoara, the broader professional landscape for Romanian health experts includes other specialized gatherings, such as the 14th National RoVaccin Conference, which focuses on providing accurate information regarding immunization and vaccination for healthcare professionals.

These collective efforts reflect an institutional push to strengthen the national epidemiological infrastructure and ensure that public health responses are grounded in the latest scientific evidence.