International Paediatric
Pathology Association
IPPA is an "umbrella" organisation, established in 1976, with a remit to bring together interested groups and individuals from around the world to increase knowledge of the diseases of the embryo, fetus, neonate and child and promote its application to the health needs of all countries.
The main means by which it pursues these goals are by facilitating contacts between paediatric pathologists; organising conferences and teaching programmes; and by encouraging publication in the fields of developmental, paediatric (also spelt: pediatric) and perinatal pathology.
Membership is drawn indirectly from Affiliated Societies and directly from individuals working in regions not covered by Affilliated Societies.
Paediatric Pathology Society
Australian & New Zealand Paediatric Pathology Group
Sociedad Latinoamerica de Pathologia Pediatrica
Society for Pediatric Pathology
IPPA Advanced Courses in Paediatric PathologyStarted by Professor John Emery in 1979, the 6-day annual course consists of lectures, discussions, practical sessions and slide seminars, offered at a variety of European venues and featuring international and local experts. The annual course is limited to about 50 participants, and there is a waiting list for admission. Once admitted, a participant can complete a rolling program of 5 annual courses, considered an informal rite of passage for European paediatric pathologists.
Rome, Italy
Due to the COVID-19 epidemics we've had to re-arrange the course dates as follows...
28th November to 4th December
Egmond aan Zee, The Netherlands
10th to 16th October
Invitation letters will be sent end of February 2020
To mark this fantastic milestone we have put together a new section to celebrate IPPA's 40th anniversary. Within this new section we talk about the history of the IPPA course and the people behind it. We also have images from the 2018 course where we saw the unveiling of a special plaque to mark the occasion and speeches from guest speakers including Peter Emery - one of the sons of the late Professor John Emery
To view the new section please click the button below or simply hover over the 'About IPPA' tab and select from the dropdown.
Using IPPA’s Course Material for Training PurposesGraduates & Members of other Pathology Organisations are free to use any of the material their password allows them to view within the IPPA website, for their own training & Continuing Professional Development (CPD) use.
All we ask is, never copy or try to pass any material from the IPPA website off as your own. Also, always give the appropriate acknowledgement to the originator of the material.
Here you will find all the latest news concerning IPPA and other pathology organisations from around the world, simply click on the article you wish to view.
Mon, Mar, 23rd, 2020
32nd Congress of the ESP and XXXIII International Congress of the IAP
Glasgow 2020: A Vision for the Future
29 August – 2 September 2020 | Glasgow,...
Fri, Feb, 28th, 2020
We would like to invite you to the 66th Annual Meeting of the Paediatric Pathology Society, this years' meeting will be held in Sheffield, United Kingdom from the 3rd to the 5th September...
