TOPCOM 2026 Conference: 14th International Emergency & Disaster Medicine Conference is organized by Table Top Exercise and Communication in Disaster Medicine (TOPCOM), Indian Institute of Emergency Medical Services (IIEMS), College of Emergency Physicians Malaysia (MyCEP), Malaysian Red Crescent (MRC) and will be held from Nov 10 - 13, 2026 at Langkawi Kedah, Langkawi, Kedah, Malaysia.
Description:
The TOPCOM 2026 Conference (14th International Emergency & Disaster Medicine Conference) is a premier international platform that brings together healthcare professionals, emergency responders, and policymakers to strengthen disaster preparedness and response. The conference focuses on integrating scientific knowledge, practical training, and multi-agency collaboration in the field of emergency and disaster medicine.
TOPCOM 2026 will cover key areas including mass casualty management, trauma systems, pre-hospital care, humanitarian medicine, disaster communication, and CBRNE preparedness. The conference also promotes global collaboration to improve the effectiveness of emergency response systems worldwide.
Conference Sessions:
Pre-Conference Workshops:
This conference is open to healthcare professionals, first responders, disaster managers, humanitarian workers, policy makers, and students with an interest in emergency and disaster medicine.
Participants are encouraged to have a basic understanding of emergency care, trauma systems, or disaster preparedness concepts.
No specific certification is required; however, prior experience or interest in areas such as pre-hospital care, critical care, or mass casualty management will enhance learning.
Attendees joining workshops and Table Top Exercises (TTX) should be prepared to actively participate in scenario-based discussions and simulations.
All registration fees are non-refundable, except in exceptional circumstances approved by the organizing committee.
The information presented at TOPCOM 2026 is intended for educational and professional development purposes only and should not replace clinical judgment or institutional protocols.
The organizers are not responsible for any decisions or actions taken by participants based on the conference content.
Participation in workshops, simulations, and exercises is voluntary, and attendees assume responsibility for their own safety and conduct during all sessions.
The organizers reserve the right to make changes to the program, speakers, or schedule without prior notice.
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