The Pulmonary Hypertension Professional Network Symposium takes place every two years in odd-numbered years. It is organized by the PH Professional Network and attracts hundreds of clinicians for education and networking.
The next event will be Sept. 8-11, 2027, in Palm Springs, California.
Attendees can earn continuing education credit for participating in sessions presented by world-class PH professionals. They also can earn credit for visiting the poster hall and lightning-round presentations about abstracts. In addition to the education aspect, the symposium provides opportunities to form invaluable connections that can last throughout attendees’ careers.
Although the PHPN Symposium is designed for health care providers, people with PH are the ultimate beneficiaries. The PH professionals who attend symposium gain knowledge and resources to better care for their patients and take ideas and inspiration back to their clinics and colleagues.
Symposium Submissions
For health care professionals, get the latest information on submitting abstracts or session proposals for the next PHPN Symposium, or find easy access to past abstracts.
PHPN Symposium Submissions
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