We are pleased to invite all council members and institutional EQuiP members to the EQuiP Invitational 68th Council Meeting and Project Conference, which will be held at the Loft Hotel in Bratislava, Slovak Republic, on 20-21 November 2026.
We encourage all EQuiP Council Members to attend the EQuiP 68th Council Meeting and Project Conference. If you cannot attend, the organisation you represent, a WONCA Europe member organisation, may nominate a person to attend in your place, so please discuss this with them.
We also want to give EQuiP Institutional members the opportunity to attend the invitational conference section of the EQuiP winter meeting. Providing both institutional members and Council members with the opportunity to meet each other.
The objective of our two day winter meeting is to discuss EQuiP’s strategy for upcoming years, including EQuiP's working groups (i.e. which should be continued, refreshed or newly started), besides the usual interactive project group work and thought provoking presentations among participants. In addition, during our Winter meeting EQuiP council members develop and / or complete existing projects and outputs or to prepare education sessions for upcoming conferences. And probably most important, there will also be opportunities to seek expert guidance on issues regarding quality and safety. Those attending are cordially invited to share any topics they would like to discuss during the meeting.
After concluding the conference the Council meeting will be held for EQuiP Council members only. We hope for an enjoyable and invigorating EQuiP Winter meeting!
On behalf of EQuiP’s Executive Board and the local hosting organization, We look forward to meeting you in Bratislava!
Best regards,
Dorien Zwart
EQuiP President
EQuiP is open to both Individual and Organizational Memberships. EQuiP offers a platform to improve the knowledge base and to improve closer collaboration between GPs / Family Doctors, researchers, educators, policy makers and organisations involved in quality and safety in family medicine and primary care.
