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About the Society

The Mongolian Society of Intestinal Disease is a non-governmental organisation founded on 5 March 2024. It works to improve the diagnosis and treatment of intestinal disease, to develop clinical guidelines, and to train specialists in the field.

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Taiwan–Mongolian Joint Conference for Inflammatory Bowel Disease — 11 September 2024 · Ulaanbaatar

Meetings & training

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First Central Hospital of Mongolia, Gastroenterology Centre and co-organisers

18–19 September 2026Ulaanbaatar

Training

Inflammatory bowel disease: diagnosis, treatment management, endoscope sterilisation and disinfection 2026

A two-day training course held jointly by the Mongolian Society of Intestinal Disease, the Mongolian Gastroenterology Association, the First Central Hospital of Mongolia and the Centre for the Study of Digestive Organs at the Mongolian National University of Medical Sciences.

Format
In person · 13 lectures, hands-on
Accreditation
National training course, 2 CME credit hours
Official languages
Mongolian

Jointly organised by

  • First Central Hospital of Mongolia, Gastroenterology Centre

    Course organiser

  • Mongolian Society of Intestinal Disease

    Course organiser

  • Mongolian Gastroenterology Association

    Participating society

  • MNUMS Centre for the Study of Digestive Organs

    Participating centre

Call for abstracts

Scientific programme submissions

Closed
Submission deadline
7 September 2026
By 23:59Ulaanbaatar time (UTC+8)
Accepted categories
  • Research presentations: results of original research in intestinal disease
  • Case presentations: unusual and challenging clinical cases
Where abstracts are sentibdmsid@gmail.com

National training course, 2 CME credit hours

Meeting dates: 18–19 September 2026First Central Hospital and MNUMS Mongolia–Japan Teaching Hospital, Ulaanbaatar

Membership

Physicians and health professionals working in intestinal disease are invited to join.

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Member benefits

  • Reduced rates at the Society's congresses and training courses
  • Early notice of new and revised clinical guidelines
  • Participation in case conferences and joint international activities
  • Eligibility to join the Society's working groups and research projects

Partners

Collaboration