Reminder: Submit a Workshop Proposal or Symposium Abstract

Reminder: Submit a Workshop Proposal or Symposium Abstract

​Submissions are now due 29 January 2024 Submissions remain open through 29 January for 2024 Annual Conference workshop proposals and symposium abstracts. The conference theme is All different together: Showcasing variety of QOL research. The 2024 Annual Conference...
Reminder: Submit a Workshop Proposal or Symposium Abstract

Make Your Mark on ISOQOL’s 31st Annual Conference

Propose a workshop, submit a symposium abstract, volunteer as an abstract reviewer. Researchers, students, clinicians, regulatory agency professionals, industry representatives, and patient research partners are all encouraged to get involved in the ISOQOL 31st Annual...

Submit a topic proposal for the August 2025 Virtual Symposium

Formerly known as Measuring What Matters (MWM), the ISOQOL virtual symposia program is expanding to host two symposia per year starting in 2025. Topic proposals are now open for the August 2025 Virtual Symposium.  ISOQOL is seeking to identify and address topics of...
Save the Date: Measuring What Matters 2024

Save the Date: Measuring What Matters 2024

Measuring What Matters in Social Determinants of Health: The Impact of Social Determinants of Health on HRQL for Persons with Chronic Illness 16-17 July 2024Virtual Event There is an established link between differences in social determinants of health (SDOH) and...
Reminder: Submit a Workshop Proposal or Symposium Abstract

Now Open: Workshop and Symposium Submissions

Submissions are now open for 2024 Annual Conference workshop proposals and symposium abstracts. The conference theme is All different together: Showcasing variety of QOL research. The 2024 Annual Conference will be held 13-16 October 2024, in Cologne, Germany.* Visit...
Awards Presented at the 2023 Annual Conference

Awards Presented at the 2023 Annual Conference

President’s Award The President’s Award is awarded to individuals who have advanced health related quality of life (HRQL) research and made outstanding contributions to the ISOQOL in one or more of the following areas: Education of professionals, patients or lay...