NIMS University hosts international allied healthcare conference iNCAHP 2026 in Jaipur

Over 1,260 participants, 20 global speakers, and more than 165 research presentations highlight the growing role of allied health professionals in future healthcare delivery

NIMS University Rajasthan marked a significant moment in healthcare education with the successful hosting of the International Conference of Allied and Healthcare Professionals iNCAHP 2026. The two day conference was organised by the NIMS College of Physiotherapy and Occupational Therapy and brought together experts, clinicians, academicians, and students from India and abroad.
Held under the theme Emerging Health Professionals for a Healthy Future, the conference focused on the expanding role of allied healthcare professionals in strengthening healthcare systems and improving patient outcomes. The sessions explored how clinical practice, education, and research can work together to build a more resilient and responsive healthcare ecosystem.

The conference featured more than 20 keynote speakers, including international guest Dr Seri Brits from the United States, who shared global perspectives on allied healthcare practices. Indian experts including Dr K Pearlson, Dr Sanjay Parmar, Dr Vivek Vajratkar, and Dr Suraj Kumar contributed academic and clinical insights across multiple sessions. The presence of Dr Sajeevan T. and Dr Jaspreet Singh Vij further added to the academic depth of the event.
Participation at iNCAHP 2026 reflected its national and international reach. A total of 1,260 participants registered from 18 Indian states and three Union Territories. The academic programme included more than 165 research paper presentations, along with over 100 scientific posters and more than 10 working models, providing a structured platform for the exchange of ideas and emerging research in allied healthcare.

In addition to plenary sessions and paper presentations, the conference offered specialised pre and post conference workshops. Participants received hands on exposure to techniques such as Sensory Integration, Spinal Manipulation, Dry Needling, and Chiropractic treatments, allowing them to link theory with practical application.
The event also included cultural programmes presented by NIMS University students, featuring classical and folk dance performances, a themed fashion show, and a live professional band. These segments complemented the academic sessions and reflected the institution’s emphasis on holistic development.

Organisers noted that iNCAHP 2026 has opened new opportunities for international collaboration in education and research. By creating dialogue between academic learning and clinical practice, the conference was positioned as a meaningful step forward for the allied healthcare profession in India and globally.

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