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Australian COPD Symposium 2026

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Date & Time

Friday 12th June @ 8:00 am - Saturday 13th June @ 6:00 pm

Venue

Pullman Melbourne On The Park, 192 Wellington Parade
Melbourne, Victoria 3002 Australia

Event Category

External event

Organiser

Lung Foundation Australia

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Date

Friday 12th June @ 8:00 am Saturday 13th June @ 6:00 pm

Venue

192 Wellington Parade
Melbourne, Victoria 3002 Australia

Organiser

As passionate clinicians and researchers, we have spent our careers on the frontline of COPD care.

We know firsthand the complexity of this condition and the critical need to advance its profile in Australia.

With the recent introduction of the National COPD Clinical Care Standard, now is the time to unite our community, spanning consumers, primary care, acute and specialist services, allied health, research, and policy to connect, collaborate, and drive meaningful change.

Our vision for this program is a rich multidisciplinary tapestry that reflects the full continuum of care and the diversity of expertise needed to transform outcomes, ensuring the voices of those living with COPD remain central to every conversation.

We look forward to welcoming you to Melbourne this June and working together to advance COPD care for all Australians.

COPD

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