Jun
16
The Peer Learning Forum – Galle
The Peer Learning Forum - Galle was held on 16th of May 2026 at Sky Lounge, Araliya Beach Resort & Spa, Unawatuna. The forum drew strong participation from SLCIM members in the region and was enriched by an engaging discussion. The event concluded with a warm fellowship, further strengthening professional and collegial ties.
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Jun
16
METs 48
The Sri Lanka College of Internal Medicine will be conducting METS 48 on the 18th of June 2026 from 12:00 noon onwards. This session is designed for registrars in Medicine, with a focus on enhancing knowledge and skills in the management of medical emergencies. Kindly register by scanning the QR code, via the Google Form, [...]
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Jun
15
SLCIM Next Gen Forum – June 2026
Sri Lanka College of Internal Medicine Next Gen Forum brings you this new venture to shape up the clinical leadership under the mentorship of Professor Arosha Dissanyake. Clinical Leadership Masterclass 3: "Are You Handling Public Complaints Well?" Join us for an inspiring and practical session with Professor Arosha Dissanayake, as he shares valuable insights on [...]
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Jun
15
Precision Critical Care at the bedside: Integrating POCUS into Clinical Decision-Making
The Sri Lanka College of Internal Medicine presents the Advanced Diagnostic Skills Forum on "Precision Critical Care at the bedside: Integrating POCUS into Clinical Decision-Making". Speaker: Dr Dilshan Priyankara Date: Saturday, 20th of June 2026 Time: From 8.30pm onwards Via Zoom Please use the following link to join the webinar: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84174670665
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Jun
12
🦟 Critical Challenges in Dengue Care: Lessons Towards Zero Deaths
Join us for a special workshop organized by the National Dengue Control Unit in collaboration with the Sri Lanka College of Internal Medicine (SLCIM) and the Ceylon College of Physicians (CCP), focusing on key challenges and life-saving strategies in dengue management. 📅 12 June 2026 | 📍 Teaching Hospital, Ratnapura
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Jun
11
IST (Initiative for Stroke Thrombolysis)
We are pleased to announce the IST (Initiative for Stroke Thrombolysis) program conducted by the Sri Lanka College of Internal Medicine (SLCIM) to improve Acute Stroke Care and expand the use of thrombolytic therapy for patients with acute ischemic stroke in Sri Lanka. The initiative focuses on enhancing rapid recognition of stroke symptoms, ensuring timely [...]
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Jun
10
IST Initiative of Stroke Thrombolysis
The IST Initiative of Stroke Thrombolysis is a program conducted by the Sri Lanka College of Internal Medicine (SLCIM) to improve acute stroke care and expand the use of thrombolytic therapy for patients with acute ischaemic stroke in Sri Lanka. The initiative focuses on enhancing rapid recognition of stroke symptoms, ensuring timely access to CT [...]
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Jun
01
SAVE THE DATE | SIMCON 2026
The Annual Academic Sessions of the Sri Lanka College of Internal Medicine – SIMCON 2026. Join us for scientific discourse, knowledge sharing, innovation, and professional collaboration in the field of Internal Medicine. 🗓️ 5th - 7th November 2026 📍Shangri-La , Colombo Mark your calendars and stay tuned for further details.
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May
25
Clinical Leadership Masterclass 2: Are You a Compassionate Leader?
SLCIM Next Gen Forum – May 2026 Sri Lanka College of Internal Medicine Next Gen Forum brings you this new venture to shape up the clinical leadership under the mentorship of Professor Arosha Dissanyake. Clinical Leadership Masterclass 2: "Are You A Compassionate Leader?" Join us for an inspiring and practical session with Professor Arosha Dissanayake, [...]
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May
18
APBCON – Annural Conferance & International Scientific Seminar 2026
The Sri Lanka College of Internal Medicine is pleased to highlight another significant milestone in its international engagement. The President, Dr. Madhuwanthi Hettiarachchi, together with Dr. Durga Manohari, represented the College at the 34th Annual Conference & International Scientific Seminar, held from 08th–11th May 2026 in Dhaka, organized by the Association of Physicians of Bangladesh. [...]
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