5th International Conference on Primary Care and Global Healthcare

Primary care is a fundamental component of strong, accessible, and sustainable healthcare systems worldwide. As populations grow, healthcare needs become increasingly complex, and health systems continue to evolve, there is a growing need for integrated approaches that connect primary care with broader global healthcare priorities. The 5th International Conference on Primary Care and Global Healthcare will bring together clinicians, researchers, policymakers, educators, healthcare professionals, academics, and healthcare and life-science industry professionals to explore emerging developments shaping the future of healthcare worldwide.

Held on April 19–20, 2027, in Paris, France, Primary Care 2027 will provide an international platform for sharing current research, clinical experiences, healthcare strategies, and innovations across primary care and global healthcare. Through keynote presentation, scientific sessions, interactive scientific discussions, and professional networking, participants will explore approaches to improve healthcare delivery, strengthen health systems, expand access to quality care, and enhance health outcomes across diverse populations.

A Welcome Message from Dr. Maria Celeste Nessier

It is a pleasure and an honor to welcome researchers, healthcare professionals, academics, and colleagues from around the world to Primary Care 2027 in Paris.

Primary care represents a foundation of effective healthcare delivery, while global healthcare brings together the broader systems, policies, innovations, and professional practices that influence health outcomes across populations and regions. This conference provides a valuable international platform for clinicians, researchers, academics, policymakers, educators, and healthcare professionals to exchange knowledge, present emerging evidence, and explore approaches that can strengthen healthcare delivery worldwide.

As a Reviewer, I am delighted to contribute to this important scientific gathering. I believe that meaningful dialogue across disciplines, healthcare systems, and geographical settings is essential for transforming research and professional experience into practical approaches that can improve patient care and contribute to stronger healthcare systems.

I wish you a successful and productive conference and look forward to sharing this valuable scientific experience with you.

Dr. Maria Celeste Nessier

University of Flores, Argentina

Reviewer

Why Primary Care Matters in Global Healthcare

Primary care is often the first point of contact between individuals and healthcare systems. It plays a central role in health promotion, disease prevention, early diagnosis, chronic disease management, continuity of care, and patient-centred healthcare.

At the global level, healthcare systems must respond to changing disease patterns, population ageing, health inequalities, workforce challenges, technological transformation, and increasing demand for accessible and high-quality care. Strengthening primary care therefore requires approaches that connect clinical practice with population health, health policy, technology, prevention, health equity, and sustainable health-system development.

Primary Care 2027 will examine how research, evidence, innovation, and interdisciplinary collaboration can contribute to stronger and more responsive healthcare systems while supporting approaches that are relevant to diverse populations and healthcare settings.

What Makes Primary Care 2027 Different?

• Cross-country comparison of primary-care models
• Research-to-practice discussions
• Primary care + population health + health systems in one program
• Dedicated discussion of implementation challenges
• Opportunities for researchers from different healthcare settings to compare evidence and approaches

Scientific Tracks

Primary Care 2027 will feature a comprehensive scientific program covering core and emerging areas across primary care, population health, global health, healthcare innovation, and health-system development. The program is organized around nine interdisciplinary scientific tracks:

• Primary Care & Family Medicine
• Population Health, Prevention & Epidemiology in Primary Care
• Non-Communicable Diseases & Integrated Care
• Global Health, Health Equity & Universal Health Coverage
• Mental Health in Primary & Community Care
• Maternal, Child & Adolescent Health
• Healthy Ageing, Frailty & Geriatric Care in Primary Care
• AI, Digital Health & Health Informatics
• Health Systems, Policy & Health Economics

These tracks are designed to support scientific discussion, knowledge exchange, professional collaboration, and the presentation of current research across different areas of healthcare. The program will provide opportunities for participants to examine clinical developments, healthcare models, technological advances, policy approaches, and emerging priorities affecting patients and healthcare systems worldwide.

Who Should Attend or Submit

Include:

• Primary care physicians
• Family physicians and general practitioners
• Public health professionals
• Nurses and nursing researchers
• Healthcare researchers and academics
• Epidemiologists and population health researchers
• Mental health professionals
• Maternal, child and adolescent health professionals
• Geriatric healthcare professionals
• Digital health, AI, and health informatics professionals
• Healthcare policymakers, health economists, and health-system professionals
• Students and early-career researchers
• Healthcare and life-science industry professionals

Research & Presentation Opportunities

Participants can contribute to the scientific program through oral presentations, poster presentations, keynote presentations, and virtual participation, where applicable.

Oral Presentations

Present original research, clinical studies, reviews, healthcare innovations, and emerging evidence.

Poster Presentations

Share research findings, projects, case-based work, and developing studies through scientific poster presentations.

Keynote Presentations

Selected experts and professionals will contribute perspectives on important developments in primary care and global healthcare.

Virtual Participation

Researchers and healthcare professionals who cannot attend in person may participate through the virtual program, where applicable.

Paris, France — The Setting for Primary Care 2027

Primary Care 2027 will take place in Paris, France, providing an international setting for scientific exchange and professional collaboration. As a major European centre for healthcare, medical research, education, and innovation, Paris offers an appropriate environment for discussions on primary care, global health, health systems, digital transformation, prevention, health equity, and patient-centred care.

The conference will combine scientific engagement with the international character of Paris, providing participants with an opportunity to connect with colleagues from different regions while contributing to discussions on the future of primary care and global healthcare.

Explore the Conference Venue → Paris, France

What Can You Learn, Contribute and Take Back?

Primary Care 2027 is designed around three opportunities for participants:

Learn: Explore current research, emerging evidence and evolving approaches to primary care and global healthcare.

Contribute: Present research, share clinical and professional experiences, and contribute perspectives from different healthcare settings.

Apply: Take new ideas, evidence and approaches back to your clinical practice, research, education or healthcare system.