PHA 2024
The Pulmonary Hypertension Association's biennial conference brings together more than 1,300 people with pulmonary hypertension, caregivers and health care professionals. The conference focuses on the latest research and treatments, ways to thrive with PH, and opportunities to participate in research and connect with others in the PH community. The theme for this year's conference is "Stronger Together."
Online registration is now closed, you may still register onsite.
Conference Agenda Scientific Sessions Agenda
Featured Sessions
PHA/PVRI Joint Session: The Real-World Evidence in PAH Description:
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Changing the Paradigm in Treating Patients with Pulmonary Hypertension and Parenchymal Lung Disease Description: Pulmonary hypertension, which often occurs alongside parenchymal lung disease, significantly worsens the prognosis compared to having either condition alone. In this session, speakers will explore interstitial lung disease, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and pediatric lung disease-associated pulmonary hypertension. The session will include a discussion of prior studies of pulmonary vasodilators; methods to identify patients with ILD and COPD who may respond to systemic pulmonary vasodilators; the success of the INCREASE trial and how to optimize the use of inhaled treprostinil. The session also will address future directions in studying this complex condition and unique challenges associated with pediatric patients.
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Programs and Activities
Learn more about PHA 2024 programs and activities:
- Children and Teens
- Community Engagement Project – New for 2024
- Exhibit Hall
- Fashion Show
- Outstanding Member Awards
- Patient Services
- Research Room
Travel and Safety
Hotel Information
JW Marriott Indianapolis
10 S West St
Indianapolis, IN 46204
Click here for information about planning your trip to Indianapolis.
PHA 2024 Conference Committee
Nicole Creech, Patient: Co-Chair,
Traci Stewart, RN: Co-Chair
Diane Brakin, MSN, APRN, AGNP-C
Nancy Elena Rivas Elizondo, Caregiver
Rachel Hopper, MD
Jessie Kohler, JD, Patient
Fran Rogers, CRNP