Symposium Planning

On behalf of the ISOPP Symposium Scientific Planning Committee, I am delighted to share that ISOPP is preparing to host the 2026 Virtual Symposium, an event that will unite oncology pharmacy professionals from across the globe in a truly engaging program of knowledge exchange, collaboration, and innovation.

Our team is carefully shaping an agenda that addresses the most pressing issues facing our profession — from the latest clinical advances to practice innovations that are transforming patient care. The program is designed to inspire, inform, and empower every participant, no matter where in the world they practice.

We are honored to welcome world-renowned experts, thought leaders, and frontline practitioners who are at the forefront of oncology pharmacy. You can look forward to hearing from inspiring keynote speakers, innovators in practice and research, and colleagues offering diverse global perspectives.

Through these sessions — enhanced by interactive Q&A and opportunities for dialogue — we aim to ensure that you leave the Symposium with not only new knowledge, but also strategies and connections that will enrich your professional practice.

I encourage you to stay tuned for the announcement of the full program and speaker lineup. I can promise you this: it will be an event you will not want to miss.

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Brooke Bernhardt
Chair, Symposium Scientific Planning Task Force

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