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The submission of abstracts is now closed.

All participants whose abstracts have been accepted may present their work in either English or French (the language of communication and exchange)
Presentation materials (posters, e-posters, PowerPoint presentations or other written formats for oral presentations) should be in English.

Participants may discuss and present their work (or works) in French.

The information below will help you prepare your presentation that meets the criteria for ISTAS26 congress.

Poster guidelines (Template)

Please click here to download key guidelines for preparing a poster. Posters must be in English.

Please note that participants are responsible for printing their own posters. Please ensure you bring a printed copy of your poster with you.

On site, each poster will be assigned with a unique poster code.

Schedule for display and dismantling: Posters must be set up on Wednesday, 25 March, starting at 08:00 and imperatively before 10:30. Fixing material will be given to you on arrival. Please refer to the poster number you have been given to locate your poster board in the display areas. Poster must be removed on Thursday, 26 March, from 16:15 and imperatively BEFORE 18:30.

The Organizing Committee declines any responsibility for loss or damage of all posters that have not been removed by the authors according to the above schedule. Any poster not removed after this deadline will be destroyed.

E-poster display guidelines

Please click here to download key guidelines for preparing an e-poster. E-posters must be in English.

On site, each e-poster will be assigned with a unique e-poster code.

The list of abstract titles selected for electronic poster presentations (e-posters):

1. “Governance and Financing Challenges in Achieving Universal Health Coverage: A Multidimensional Analysis of Mandatory Health Insurance Expansion in Emerging Contexts”, Fouzia AALI & Abdellatif MARGHICH.

2. “Knowledge and practices regarding radiation protection among dentists in two Moroccan regions”, Ossama NABIH et al.

3. “Deep Learning-Based Image Analysis for Medical Physics: Performance Evaluation of a Robust CNN Architecture for Automated Diagnostic Support”, Kaoutar AL BAGHOURI.

4. “Lead exposure in Moroccan population under 18 years of age: Data from the Moroccan Poison Control Centre Laboratory from 2018 to 2023”, Ibtissam FOURAR et al.

5. “Macroeconomic Dynamics of Health Financing: A Theoretical Framework of the Substitution Effect between Public and Private Expenditure”, Aazelarab BOUGHALEB & Mounir JERRY.

6. “Analysis of the psycho-educational needs of parents of children with nephrotic syndrome in the pediatric department at the Mohamed VI University Hospital Center in Tangier”, Nozha KACHI et al.

7. “Natural UV-Protective and Anti-Aging Mycosporines from Ceramiales Red Algae”, Kaoutar BOUGADRA.

8. “Study of the quality of public playground areas for children in Marrakech city”, Ouafae EL HAMIANI.

9. “A case report of a 47 years old glioblastoma patient with multiple recurrences”, Oumaima BOUCHRA et al.

10. “An Artificial Intelligence-Based Predictive and Assistive Approach to Academic Success of Health Sciences Students in Morocco”, Rajae TAATE.

11. “Articulating Medical Liability Regimes in the Context of Artificial Intelligence: Challenges and Perspectives under Moroccan Law”, Hanane OUBELKACEM.

12. “Community engagement in epidemic situations: The case of COVID-19 in Morocco”, Oumaima BOUNAR et al.

13. “Contribution to the Establishment of Reference Intervals for Complete Blood Count Parameters in a Healthy Population in Taroudant Province, Morocco”, Latifa GUALAHYANE et al.

14. “Determinants of Neonatal Mortality and the Role of Hospital Quality Management in the Casablanca-Settat Region, Morocco”, Nabila MSATFA.

15. “Influence of Tumor Morphology on S-Value Calculations in Radiopharmaceutical Therapy: A Monte Carlo Study of Re-188 and Ac-225”, Youssra BEN LAZRAK.

16. “Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) Contamination in Food Packaging Materials in Morocco”, Narjis BADRANE et al.

17. “Pollution in the environment of tanneries and implications for public health: a One Health perspective”, Ilham ARHOUNE et al.

18. “Real-Time Automated MRI Enhancement and Diagnosis Using Lightweight Deep Learning Frameworks”, Hafssa MEDIANI et al.

19. “Study and characterisation of the alteration and devitrification of CaO-MoO3-P2O5 bio-glasses for clinical applications”, Lahbib ABBAS et al.

20. “Technostress and acceptance of hospital information systems among healthcare professionals: a narrative review”, Houda BAKBACH.

21. “Development of an HPLC-Affinity Chromatography Assay evaluating the Specificity and Neutralizing Capacity of a Monospecific Antivenom Against Moroccan Cerastes cerastes Venom”, Salma CHAKIR et al.

22. “Evaluation of the Anticancer Potential of Moroccan Naja haje Venom in Brain Tumor Cell Lines”, Salma CHAKIR et al.

The presenters are kindly asked to submit their e-Poster electronically in PDF and JPEG format to: istas@uhp.ac.ma, with no exceptions, by March 15, 2026.

E- Poster File Name and Format: File Naming Convention: Abstract ID Number followed by the presenter’s full name.Example: ISTAS26:712964_FirstName LastName.pdf and ISTAS26:712964_ FirstName LastName.jpeg

Oral presentation guidelines (Template (First slide))

Please click here to download key guidelines for preparing an oral presentation. All presentations must be in English.

On site, each presentation will be assigned with a unique oral presentation code.

Onsite instructions: Presenters must go to the assigned room upon arrival or no later than 60 minutes prior to the start of their session to deposit their presentation. Presentations will be managed centrally.

Oral presentation File Name: Abstract ID Number followed by the presenter’s full name. Example: ISTAS26:712964_FirstName LastName.pptx

TOPICS :

Axis 1. Public Health, Environment, and One Health Approach

Theme 1. Public health strategies across all ages
Theme 2. Evidence-based multidisciplinary healthcare
Theme 3. Patient safety and quality of care
Theme 4. Personalized medicine, genomics, immunology, and cancer
Theme 5. Family health, community health, palliative and people-centered care
Theme 6. Digital health and AI applications
Theme 7. Health education and workforce development
Theme 8. Environmental health, quality control, water, and food safety
Theme 9. One Health approach for humans, animals, and environment
Theme 10. Ethics, equity, and health policy