As dedicated volunteers for our pulmonary hypertension patient associations, we understand the immense effort involved in crafting a newsletter. It goes beyond just creating content, which requires extensive research and writing, but also involves sourcing the right photos, designing an attractive layout, printing, and distribution. Newsletters serve as a fantastic way to stay connected with […]
PHA Canada has conducted four webinars so far this year. Watch these and past webinar recordings at this link on the PHA Canada website.
The PHA UK has added new information to their website area that’s dedicated to right heart catheterisation procedure, check it out at this link. Cardiac catheterisation is known as the ‘gold standard’ test to diagnose pulmonary hypertension. It is a procedure that is used to study the right side of the heart and it is
On 13 April 2023 the Asociación Nacional de Hipertensión Pulmonar, Spanish pulmonary hypertesion association, hosted a webinar titled “Pulmonary hypertension and nutrition: can diet help in the treatment of PH?”, featuring as speaker Ms Marina Sisso, a dietician and clinical nutritionist at the Hospital Clínic de Barcelona, specialised in the area of Pulmonology and Cardiology.
As part of the Alliance for Pulmonary Hypertension (AfPH) knowledge-sharing initiative, a webinar series has been developed in partnership with Prof. Marc Humbert, a leading world expert on pulmonary hypertension and Director of the French National Pulmonary Hypertension Reference Center. Six live events are planned for 2023 and will address the main innovations introduced by
AfPH’s webinar on Partnering with Patients and Shared Decision Making, June 6, 2023. Read Post »
The main stakeholders in pulmonary hypertension care, a brief summary Author: Pisana Ferrari Last updated December 13, 2024 The following is a concise overview of key stakeholders in the field of pulmonary hypertension care at a European and international level. This list serves as a starting point and will be regularly updated to reflect the
