International Conference on Physician Health™

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Conference
Sep 28 - 30, 2026

London
United Kingdom

In Person

The International Conference on Physician Health™ (ICPH) 2026 will provide a forum for practitioners and researchers to present innovative methods and support systems, educational programs and recent research findings in the areas of physician and medical student health. The friendly and informal conference environment will promote networking, exchange of experience and information and leisure activity focused on staying healthy. 

ICPH 2026 will be held from September 28-30, 2026 in London, UK. The conference theme is “From insight to impact: sustainable strategies for a healthy and fulfilling medical career,” and the program will include inspirational keynote presentations, themed presentation streams, interactive workshop sessions and engaging social events. 

Presentations will be grouped around the following themes:

  • From metrics to meaning–driving system-level change in physician wellbeing
  • Living medicine–navigating the realities of a physician’s life
  • Future-ready medicine–technology, AI, and the evolving health system
  • Breaking silos, building bridges–embracing our differences
  • Leadership and culture–shaping physician wellbeing from local to international
  • Practicing with purpose–supporting physicians practicing in challenging environments

Registration

Registration for this event has passed. Visit the ICPH website for conference details.

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