AIDI community
A living networkof practitioners who raise each other up.
AIDI graduates do not leave on their own. A private space, regular meet-ups, a national directory — training becomes the entry point into a lasting community.
What the community makes possible.
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Private channel
Daily exchange on cases, techniques, suppliers and what is new.
02
National directory
Find an AIDI contact by region or speciality to refer a case.
03
Shared cases
A wall of anonymised cases where everyone learns from what others have met.
04
Regional meet-ups
Dinners and themed days in the country's main cities.
05
Peer mentoring
Senior graduates support new cohorts through their first cases.
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A collective voice
A community with weight in the dialogue with suppliers, universities and institutions.
What the community makes possible
Resources a practitioner alone does not have.
Case referral
Find a contact by region
Second opinion
Put a complex case to a peer
Trusted sources
Suppliers, materials, techniques
Recruitment
Openings shared between members
Peer-led training
Days organised between members
A collective voice
Representation before institutions