CPD Accreditation

Our conference provides Continuing Professional Development (CPD) opportunities for eligible participants, supporting ongoing learning and professional development through participation in educational and professional learning activities.

What Are CPD Credits and How Do They Work?

CPD (Continuing Professional Development) credits recognize participation in educational and professional learning activities that help participants develop and maintain their knowledge and skills.

CPD credits are generally awarded based on the duration of eligible educational activities. As a general guideline, 1 hour of eligible learning may correspond to 1 CPD credit, depending on the requirements of the accrediting authority and the specific conference program.

Benefits of CPD Credits

Participating in CPD activities can support professionals by:

Supporting professional growth through continuous learning and skill development
Keeping knowledge current with new developments, practices, and emerging trends in their field
Strengthening professional development by maintaining a record of ongoing educational activities
Supporting professional requirements where CPD participation is required by an employer, professional body, or institution
Encouraging professional connections through interaction with peers, experts, and other professionals

How Do Participants Earn CPD Credits?

Participants can earn CPD credits by attending and participating in eligible educational sessions, including:

Keynote and invited presentations
Scientific and educational sessions
Oral and poster presentations
Workshops (where applicable)

The total number of CPD credits may vary depending on the conference duration, eligible learning hours, and accreditation requirements.

Participants who meet the applicable attendance and participation requirements may receive a CPD certificate indicating the credits earned.