Joint Meeting of ICIS and ORMIS: From Oman to the World: Defining New Horizons in Medical Imaging
30th - 31st January, 2026 7:30 AM
Grand Hyatt, Muscat, Sultanate of Oman
In-person
Dr Bachir Taouli and Dr Yahya Al Brashdi
A joint meeting of the International Cancer Imaging Society (ICIS) and the Oman Radiology and Molecular Imaging Society (ORMIS), this meeting represents a significant collaboration between two societies committed to advancing excellence in cancer imaging. By bringing together international experts, regional leaders, we aim to foster the exchange of knowledge, showcase the latest trends in cancer imaging from head to toe, and promote best practices that will enhance patient care and outcomes.
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Overview
This meeting represents a significant collaboration between two societies committed to advancing excellence in cancer imaging. By bringing together international experts, regional leaders, we aim to foster the exchange of knowledge, showcase the latest trends in cancer imaging from head to toe, and promote best practices that will enhance patient care and outcomes.
Over the course of these two days, participants will have the opportunity to engage in interactive case-based learning, with a focus on cutting-edge technologies and practical clinical applications. This meeting provides a unique platform to build new partnerships and strengthen global and regional networks in the fight against cancer.
To register, please visit: https://icisormis.com/registration/
Learning Objectives
Grand Hyatt, Muscat, Sultanate of Oman
We are delighted to jointly host this meeting in the beautiful country of Oman, renowned for its rich culture, warm hospitality, and breath-taking landscapes. Special rates are available at the Grand Hyatt, Muscat for conference delegates which can be extended either side of the meeting. Please scroll down to 'Important Details' to see the special rates at the Grand Hyatt.
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Accreditation
We do not provide CPD certificates for webinars, however you can count the time you spent watching the session under the Self Directed Learning section of your CPD guidelines:
5.10 Self-directed learning
The RCR recognise the importance of self-directed learning through reading books, journals and other publications, and through using audio-visual and computer-based resources both freestanding and online such as Radiotherap-e One credit per hour can be claimed.
