SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM STRUCTURE
Global Congress on Oral & Mental Health Systems 2026 (GCOMHS 2026)
SESSION 1: Integrated Oral & Mental Health Systems
This session explores the interconnected nature of oral and mental health within broader healthcare systems. It focuses on how biological, behavioral, and social factors intersect, and how integrated care models can improve patient outcomes across disciplines.
Subtracks:
- Oral-Systemic Health Connections
- Mental Health & Chronic Disease Interactions
- Integrated Care Models in Clinical Practice
- Patient-Centered & Holistic Care Approaches
SESSION 2: Clinical Innovations & Interdisciplinary Practice
This session highlights emerging clinical practices and interdisciplinary approaches that bridge dentistry, mental health, and general medicine. It emphasizes collaborative treatment strategies and real-world clinical applications.
Subtracks:
- Interdisciplinary Case Management
- Psychosocial Aspects of Oral Health
- Behavioral Health in Dental Practice
- Clinical Decision-Making Across Disciplines
SESSION 3: Digital Health, AI & Technology Integration
This session focuses on the role of digital tools, artificial intelligence, and assistive technologies in transforming healthcare delivery, diagnosis, and patient engagement.
Subtracks:
- AI in Oral & Mental Health Diagnostics
- Telehealth & Remote Care Models
- Assistive Technology & Cognitive Support
- Digital Patient Monitoring & Data Systems
SESSION 4: Public Health, Prevention & Community Systems
This session addresses population-level strategies for improving oral and mental health through prevention, community-based interventions, and public health frameworks.
Subtracks:
- Preventive Oral & Mental Health Strategies
- Community-Based Healthcare Models
- Health Equity & Accessibility
- Policy & Public Health Interventions
SESSION 5: Workforce, Education & Systems Development
This session explores the development of healthcare workforce capacity, interdisciplinary education, and system-level transformation required to support integrated care delivery.
Subtracks:
- Interprofessional Education & Training
- Workforce Development in Healthcare Systems
- Translating Research into Practice
- Leadership in Healthcare Transformation
SESSION 6: Research, Implementation & Systems Thinking
This session focuses on bridging the gap between research and real-world implementation, emphasizing systems thinking, translational research, and evidence-based practice.
Subtracks:
- Implementation Science in Healthcare
- Research-to-Practice Gaps
- Systems Thinking & Healthcare Models
- Evaluation & Outcome Measurement
ABSTRACT ELIGIBILITY
Who Can Submit:
- Researchers and PhD Scholars
- Clinicians (Dentists, Psychiatrists, Physicians)
- Public Health Professionals
- Academicians
- Healthcare Practitioners
- Industry Professionals (relevant domains)
Types of Submissions:
- Original Research
- Review Studies
- Case Studies
- Clinical Reports
- Conceptual or Perspective Papers
- Pilot Studies or Work-in-Progress
ABSTRACT SELECTION PROCESS
Step 1: Initial Screening
All submissions are reviewed for relevance to the congress themes, clarity of content, and basic quality standards. Submissions may also undergo plagiarism checks.
Step 2: Scientific Review
Eligible abstracts are evaluated by the Scientific Committee based on:
- Originality and innovation
- Relevance to the session themes
- Methodological quality
- Practical or clinical significance
Step 3: Decision Categories
- Accepted for Oral Presentation
- Accepted for Poster Presentation
- Accepted for E-Poster / Short Presentation
- Revisions Required
- Not Accepted
Step 4: Final Confirmation
Accepted participants are required to complete registration, after which presentation slots are allocated and included in the final scientific program.
The scientific program is structured to encourage interdisciplinary dialogue, practical insights, and real-world application across oral health, mental health, and integrated healthcare systems.
