In October the American Medical Association hosted the 2022 International Conference on Physician Health™ (ICPH), held at the Hyatt Regency Orlando and attended by nearly 500 attendees worldwide. Jointly organized with the British Medical Association and the Canadian Medical Association and attracting attendees from Australia, Canada, Norway, Sweden, Uzbekistan, United Kingdom, United States and U.S. Minor Outlying Islands, this biennial conference provides a platform for physicians and other health community leaders to learn, connect and share strategies that support the important work of promoting physician well-being.

The 2022 event was back in person and scheduled as a three-day conference. The conference theme “Engaging organizations to achieve cultural change,” invited experts and practitioners from around the world, who are passionate about physician well-being, to share their learnings, experiences and ideas. Learn more about the conference in the ICPH 2022 post conference report.

The ICPH 2021 conference theme was “A vision for humanity in medicine”.  In April 2022, the BMA hosted the International Conference on Physician Health (ICPH), held virtually for the first time and attended by over 750 delegates from around the world. Jointly organized with the American and Canadian Medical Associations, this biennial conference provides a platform for physicians and other health community leaders to learn, connect, and develop strategies and networks to support each other. The 2021 event, spread over five afternoons instead of the usual three days, was scheduled to be face-to-face in London in September 2020 but was rescheduled to run virtually in April 2021. Themed ‘A vision for humanity in medicine’, the conference invited experts and practitioners from around the world, who are passionate about physician wellbeing, to share their learnings, experiences, and ideas from what has been an unprecedented year. Learn more about the conference in the ICPH 2021 post conference report.