Professional exchange
Propose a professional exchange
Bring a specific technical question, a defined audience and an intended result to IAHPM.
Choose a format
Briefing discussion: apply a published worksheet to a hypothetical or non-confidential example.
Technical roundtable: compare approaches to one question without exchanging competitively sensitive information.
Written contribution: provide a public source or example for an IAHPM publication.
Learning session: work through one of the open exercises with a team.
Prepare the proposal
State the question, intended participants, preferred format, date options and time zone, accessibility needs and proposed facilitator or contributors. Identify any source or IAHPM resource you want to use. Do not include confidential product material in the initial request.
What happens next
The acknowledgement creates a private follow-up record. IAHPM reviews the subject and practical arrangements. A submitted proposal is not a booking. If an activity is agreed, the written confirmation states the date, format, audience, fee if any, cancellation terms and permitted use of material.