ABSTRACT

Important Dates – Paper Submission

Abstract Submission Guidelines

• Abstract submissions are now open for Oral Paper Presentation and E-Poster Presentation, and we welcome original, innovative, and evidence-based work aligned with the conference theme. We look forward to your valuable participation in advancing meaningful dialogue and knowledge exchange.
• Abstracts should be submitted to the most appropriate track. This assists with programme planning; track choice does not affect selection.

General Instructions

• Abstracts must be submitted online through the conference website: www.tsicon2026jpr.com
• Each participant may submit only one abstract in each category as the presenting author.
• All abstracts must be in English.
• Submission implies intent to attend the conference and present your paper if accepted.
• All presenters are required to register for Telemedicon 2026.
• Oral Paper presentations have two categories: Research and Practice.
• Abstracts are editable until 31st August 2026 only. After final submission, no modifications will be accepted. Revised abstracts, if any, must be resubmitted to secretariat.telemedicon2026@gmail.com before the deadline. Please do not send new/fresh abstracts by email, as they will not be considered for submission.
• Provide a valid e-mail address at registration; further correspondence will use that e-mail.
• The corresponding author will receive an acknowledgement e-mail. If you don’t see it, check spam, then write to us at secretariat.telemedicon2026@gmail.com or call on +91 8385867887.
• Organisers are not responsible for failed or delayed communication due to incorrect e-mails.
• Each abstract must appear under no more than two relevant tracks. Resubmissions are not allowed.
• Submitting multiple abstracts on the same study, by altering titles or wording, is strongly discouraged and may lead to automatic rejection.
• Abstracts submitted by e-mail or as attachments will not be considered.
• A bonafide letter from the Head of Department (HOD) is mandatory for paper/e-poster submission by postgraduate students.
• The title of the abstract must be concise (maximum 40 words), should avoid abbreviations, and must not end with a full stop.
• Abstracts must be well written with correct grammar and clear language. Poorly written abstracts may be rejected.
• It is the authors’ responsibility to save a copy of their submitted abstract. The Conference Secretariat will not share submitted copies.

Presentation Category

• Oral Paper Presentation – Research and Practice
• Poster Presentation

Presentation Topics (Abstract Submission Themes)

1. Frontier Digital Technologies in Medical Imaging and Diagnostics

• Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in Imaging Interpretation
• Digital Pathology, Radiomics, and Multimodal Diagnostics
• Point-of-Care Diagnostics and Remote Diagnostic Technologies

2. Digital Health for Precision Medicine and Genomics

• AI and Genomic Data Analytics for Personalized Care
• Digital Platforms for Precision Medicine Implementation
• Genomics, Pharmacogenomics, and Clinical Decision Support Systems

3. Adoption of Digital Technologies in Critical Care and ICU Management

• Smart ICUs, Remote Monitoring, and Tele-ICU Models
• Predictive Analytics and Early Warning Systems in Critical Care
• AI-enabled Clinical Decision Support in Intensive Care

4. Digital Innovations in Drug Discovery and Development

• AI and Machine Learning in Drug Discovery
• Digital Technologies in Clinical Trials and Real-World Evidence Generation
• Computational Biology, Digital Twins, and Drug Repurposing

5. Predictive Analytics, Digital Public Health, and Population Health Management

• AI and Predictive Analytics for Disease Surveillance, Early Detection, and Outbreak Preparedness
• Digital Public Health Platforms, Population Health Intelligence, and Health Informatics
• Data-driven Decision Making for Universal Health Coverage, Health Equity, and Health System Strengthening

6. Digital Technologies for Mental Health Management

• Telepsychiatry and Virtual Mental Health Services
• AI-enabled Mental Health Assessment and Monitoring
• Digital Therapeutics and Patient Engagement Solutions

7. Digital Health in Diabetes Care and Chronic Disease Management

• Remote Monitoring and Virtual Care Models
• AI-driven Risk Stratification and Personalized Disease Management
• Digital Therapeutics, Wearables, and Patient Self-management

8. Responsible and Ethical Use of Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare

• Governance, Regulation, and AI Ethics
• Fairness, Transparency, and Explainable AI
• Privacy, Security, and Responsible Data Use

9. Rehabilitation Robotics and Assistive Technologies

• Robotic-assisted Rehabilitation and Recovery
• AI-enabled Assistive Devices and Smart Prosthetics
• Tele-rehabilitation and Remote Rehabilitation Technologies

10. MedTech, Connected Devices, and the Telehealth Ecosystem

• Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) and Connected Care
• Wearables, Remote Patient Monitoring, and Home-based Care
• Interoperability and Integration of Digital Health Devices

11. Telemedicine in Emergency, Disaster, and Humanitarian Healthcare

• Telemedicine for Emergency and Critical Care Response
• Digital Health Solutions in Disaster Preparedness and Management
• Remote Care Delivery in Resource-constrained Settings

12. Climate Change, One Health, and Digital Health Solutions

• Digital Technologies for Climate-sensitive Disease Surveillance
• One Health Approaches Linking Human, Animal, and Environmental Health
• Sustainable and Climate-resilient Health Systems

13. Telemedicine, AI, and Digital Transformation in the Health Insurance Ecosystem

• AI-enabled Claims Management and Fraud Detection
• Digital Health, Telemedicine, and Value-based Care Models
• Predictive Analytics for Risk Assessment and Care Management

14. Emerging Technologies in Telemedicine and Digital Health

• Generative AI, Large Language Models, and Agentic AI in Healthcare
• Robotics, Automation, and Autonomous Healthcare Systems
• Future Trends in Virtual Care and Digital Health Innovation

15. AI Governance, Policy, and Regulation in Digital Health

• National and Global Frameworks for AI Governance in Healthcare
• Regulatory Pathways, Standards, and Certification of AI-enabled Medical Technologies
• Governance Frameworks for Safe, Ethical, and Trustworthy AI in Healthcare
• AI Governance for Health Data, Accountability, Transparency, and Human Oversight

Abstract Format

• Language: English
• Word Limit: 250–300 words
• Font: Times New Roman, Size 12
• Line Spacing: 1.5
• File Format: MS Word (.doc or .docx)

Abstract Structure

Common for All Submissions: Author's Name, Affiliations, Conference Registration ID, Co-Author's Name, Passport Photograph, Email ID and Mobile Number.

Review Process

• All abstracts will undergo peer review by the Scientific Committee.
• All submitted abstracts will be sent for peer review to a panel of experts in each conference track.
• Each abstract will be reviewed and scored by at least three reviewers.
• The scores will be submitted to the members of the Conference Scientific Committee who will determine which abstracts are accepted and whether they are best suited for oral abstract presentation sessions or e-poster sessions.
• Acceptance will be based on originality, relevance, innovation, significance, clarity, design, methodology, results, and scientific merit.
• Final decisions are made by the Conference Scientific Committee.

Presentation Format

• Accepted abstracts will be selected for oral or poster presentation.
• Presenters will receive detailed guidelines upon acceptance.

Ethical Considerations

• Research involving human subjects must indicate that ethical approval was obtained.
• Any conflicts of interest must be disclosed.

Notification

• Corresponding authors will be notified of their abstract's status.
• Once allocated to a session, date, time, and format cannot be changed.
• A co-author may present on your behalf if you are unavailable, but must register.
• Rejected abstracts cannot be reconsidered.

Consent Section

By submitting the abstract, you agree to the following:

• Recording and Photography Consent: You consent to audio and/or video recording, photography, and live streaming of your presentation/session during Telemedicon 2026. These materials may be used for documentation, promotion, educational, and archival purposes.
• Permission to Publish Abstract and Presentation Title: You grant permission to publish your abstract, presentation title, speaker bio, and affiliation in conference proceedings, websites, brochures, and promotional materials.
• Use of Presentation Materials: You permit organizers to share presentation slides with registered attendees and/or publish them on the conference platform or archive with appropriate credit, unless otherwise informed in writing before the conference. Telemedicon 2026 organizers shall not be liable if any content is replicated, distributed, or shared.
• Originality and Responsibility: You affirm that your presentation is your original work (or appropriately credited), does not infringe copyright or intellectual property rights, and that you assume full responsibility for its content. Copyright of submitted content remains with the speaker(s)/contributor(s), while copyright of recordings remains with Telemedicon 2026.
• Code of Conduct: You agree to uphold professional conduct and respect diversity, inclusion, and respectful communication during your session.
• Undertaking: By submitting your abstract and presentation, you confirm that you own the copyright for images and materials used, have obtained written permissions where necessary, appropriately acknowledged all sources, and indemnify the conference organizers against any claims arising from breach of these warranties.

Publication

• All accepted and presented abstracts will be included in the Abstract Book of Telemedicon 2026.
• The Abstract Book will be made available online for download from the conference website soon after the conclusion of the conference.