Diabetes affects nearly every system of the body, and the innovations that matter to patients are emerging across an equally wide front — wound biology, biomaterials, digital health, artificial intelligence, regenerative medicine, care delivery. The OneGuild Forum brings that work into one room, with particular attention to limb preservation, where the stakes are most immediate and the gap between what is possible and what patients receive is most visible.
Each edition takes up a different question. What stays constant is the approach: a focused virtual convening — short, substantive, and free to attend — that brings together researchers, clinicians, industry leaders, and early-career scientists, and asks them to speak candidly about where progress is real and where it stalls.
Held annually and open to participants worldwide, the Forum is part of OneGuild's wider commitment to connecting the people who make innovation possible — from the laboratory bench to the clinic to the health systems that decide what patients actually receive. Every edition remains available on demand.
2026 — Inaugural Edition
From Discovery to Patient: Closing the Innovation Gap
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2027 — Second Edition
From Algorithm to Bedside: Can AI Deliver for the Diabetic Patient?
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The Forum honors Dr. Peter Sheehan, a pioneer in limb preservation and diabetes complications management, whose tireless efforts transformed care models worldwide. His legacy continues to inspire innovation, integration, and a global commitment to improving outcomes for those affected by diabetes.
Forum Chair
The Forum Chair leads the scientific program and moderates each edition.
The Scientific Committee provides independent review and oversight of the Forum program to ensure scientific rigor and integrity.