Why Attend

Beyond a symposium — a global movement

Two days to connect people, standardize data and shape the future of health science in Latin America.

What you will find

Six reasons to be in Salvador

Hands-on workshops and demos

Practical sessions on OMOP CDM, ETL, OHDSI tools and reproducible observational studies, with a focus on active learning.

Posters and case studies

Scientific production from Latin American institutions on display, with a dedicated session of curated oral presentations.

International experts

Leaders from the global OHDSI community enriching debates and practices, connecting Latin America with worldwide trends.

Qualified networking

Strategic encounters with government, CONASS, Fiocruz, PAHO, academia and industry to drive high-impact initiatives.

Multicenter project co-creation

Dedicated spaces to design regional collaborations across institutions, researchers and decision-makers.

Certification and visibility

Digital certificate of participation and publication of approved posters in the official OHDSI Latin America repository.

Who the Symposium is for

A gathering for those who build health data science in the region

The Symposium is designed for managers, researchers, data professionals, clinicians and public policy makers committed to accelerating the standardization of health data across Latin America.

  • Researchers and health data scientists
  • Public leaders: Ministry of Health, CONASS, PAHO
  • Health IT professionals, data engineers and ETL teams
  • Epidemiologists, clinicians and public health professionals
  • Pharma, hospitals and health insurance companies
  • Graduate students and early-career researchers

The event in numbers

2days of strategic and hands-on content
3panels with government, academia and industry
4+technical workshops and specialized tracks
100selected participants from across LATAM
Expected impact

A skilled and connected regional community

The development of a technical and scientific community connected to the global OHDSI network, strengthening evidence-based public policies and catalyzing new partnerships and multicenter projects across Latin America.

Interoperability Real-world data Reproducible research Evidence-based policies LATAM ↔ Global collaboration Health equity

Ready to be part of this movement?

Seats are limited to 100 selected participants. Secure your place and contribute to building health data science in Latin America.

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