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2026 Post-Forum Fireside Chat

Burning questions from the 2026 International Forum on COVID Rehabilitation Research

Overview of the Post-Forum Fireside Chat

The Rehabilitation Science Research Network for COVID hosted a Post-Forum Fireside Chat on Wednesday May 6, 2026. This event welcomed speakers and panelists from the 2026 International Forum on COVID Rehabilitation Research held on April 17, 2026. This event provided an opportunity for registrants to engage in further discussion and ask additional questions.

Event Information

What is the Fireside Chat? 

The Fireside Chat: Burning questions from the 2026 International Forum on COVID Rehabilitation Research, provided an opportunity for registrants to ask additional questions and engage in further discussion related to information presented and discussed at the 2026 International Forum on COVID Rehabilitation Research.  

This was a FREE, two-hour virtual event that featured panelists and speakers from 2026 International Forum on COVID Rehabilitation Research. 

Event Objectives 

The objectives of this event were: 

  1. To foster an interactive environment where Forum registrants can ask questions and collaboratively deepen their understanding of the evidence and experiences shared during the Forum research evidence sessions and panel discussion.  
  2. To facilitate knowledge transfer and exchange (KTE) focused on research evidence and experiences shared via Forum content related to Long COVID and other infection associated chronic conditions. 
  3. To establish new research and clinical partnerships focused on Long COVID, other infection associated chronic conditions and rehabilitation internationally; and  
  4. To foster mentorship and training in clinical practice and research related to Long COVID, other infection associated chronic conditions, and rehabilitation.  

 

Acknowledgements:

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The 2026 Fireside Chat and the Rehabilitation Science Research Network for COVID are funded by the Temerty Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto.