Official delegate information

EIOC 2026
CME Information & Guidelines

Everything you need to know to earn and claim your CME points.

13–14 November: In Person  ·  15 November: Virtual
DHA Accreditation No. DHA/MTS/ACC/26-2458/A
Earn up to
18
CME Credit PointsMaximum per eligible delegate across all three days
Dubai Health Authority accreditation

CME Accreditation & Maximum Credit Allocation

The Excellence in Oncology Care (EIOC) 2026 has received CME accreditation approval from the Dubai Health Authority (DHA), under accreditation number DHA/MTS/ACC/26-2458/A. Eligible delegates may earn up to 18 CME credit points, based on verified participation and applicable daily limits.

Day 1 · In Person

Friday, 13 November 2026

7
Up to 7 CME points
Day 2 · In Person

Saturday, 14 November 2026

7
Up to 7 CME points
Day 3 · Virtual

Sunday, 15 November 2026

4
Up to 4 CME points
Important: These figures are maximums, not guaranteed awards. CME points are determined by verified eligible attendance. The full scientific program has 61 approved points in total, including parallel sessions, but individual delegates cannot claim all 61 points.
13–14 November · In-person attendance

Scan In & Scan Out of Every Session Hall

To record your attendance correctly on Days 1 and 2, you must scan your delegate badge both when entering and when leaving each session hall. These records are used to calculate your eligible CME points.

01

Scan IN

Scan your delegate badge upon entering the session hall to register your entry time.

02

Attend the session

Remain in the hall for the required attendance duration to support your CME eligibility.

03

Scan OUT

Scan your badge again as you exit. Repeat the process for every eligible hall you attend.

Do not skip your exit scan. Missing entry or exit records may affect verification of your attendance time and, consequently, your CME points. If a scan does not register, please seek assistance from the onsite registration team.
15 November · Virtual attendance

Day 3: Log In to the APMEA Virtual Session

Day 3 · VirtualAPMEA Molecular Tumor BoardSunday, 15 November 2026
10:00 AM–1:15 PM (UAE time)

Your virtual login is required for CME tracking

To be eligible for Day 3 CME points, delegates must log in to the official APMEA Molecular Tumor Board virtual session using their registered details and attend the programme. Your online participation will be tracked to record your attendance and calculate applicable CME points.

Important: Simply registering for Day 3 is not sufficient. You must log in and meet the minimum attendance requirement. No physical badge scan is needed for the virtual session.

Use the official virtual joining instructions provided by the EIOC Secretariat.

For in-person and virtual delegates

Minimum 80% Attendance Requirement

80%Minimum attendance required

Attendance is essential to earning your CME points

Delegates must complete at least 80% of the applicable attendance duration to qualify for the full CME allocation for the eligible sessions attended, subject to the approved daily maximum.

Days 1 & 2: Attendance is verified through session hall scan-in and scan-out records. Day 3: Attendance is verified through your virtual session login and participation record.

Incomplete attendance records or failure to meet the attendance requirement may affect the CME points awarded. Meeting the 80% requirement does not automatically grant the full daily maximum if fewer eligible sessions are attended.

After EIOC 2026

When Can I Download My CME Certificate?

Eligible delegates will receive an email containing a link to download their CME certificate within 10 business days after the congress, following attendance verification and CME point calculation. The certificate will reflect the CME points earned. Please ensure your registered email address is correct and check your spam or junk folder if necessary.

10Business days after the event
Certificate link sent by email
Quick answers

Frequently Asked Questions

How many CME points can I earn at EIOC 2026?

Up to 18 CME points in total: up to 7 on Day 1, up to 7 on Day 2 and up to 4 on Day 3, depending on verified eligible attendance.

Why are 61 approved points mentioned if I can earn only 18?

The 61 points are the sum of the credits approved across the full programme, including simultaneous sessions. They are not all claimable by one person; daily and attendance-based limits apply.

Do I need to scan both in and out on Days 1 and 2?

Yes. You must scan your badge at entry and exit for each session hall you attend. Both records are needed for accurate calculation.

How do I receive points for the Day 3 APMEA session?

Log in to the official APMEA Molecular Tumor Board virtual session using your registered details. The platform will track your participation, and the minimum attendance requirement applies.

Does 80% attendance guarantee the full 18 CME points?

No. CME points also depend on the eligible sessions attended and the maximum points approved for each day. Eighteen points is the highest possible total for an eligible delegate across all three days.

When will my CME certificate be available?

Eligible delegates will receive an email with a certificate download link within 10 business days after the congress, once CME attendance has been verified.

Plan Your EIOC 2026 Attendance

Review the scientific programme and joining instructions, and ensure you follow the applicable attendance tracking process on each day.

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