Sorry we missed you at the 2026 Symposium

We’re sorry we missed you at VASA’s 2026 Vascular Access for Dialysis Symposium, held at the beautiful Hilton Salt Lake City Center in Salt Lake City, Utah. This year’s symposium brought together leading physicians, clinicians, and industry professionals for several days of engaging presentations, hands-on learning opportunities, and meaningful discussions focused on advancing vascular access care for dialysis patients.

The program featured expert-led sessions covering the latest techniques, emerging technologies, clinical best practices, and innovative approaches shaping the future of vascular access management. Attendees also had the opportunity to network with peers and collaborate with professionals from across the country who share a commitment to improving patient outcomes.

We truly appreciate your interest in VASA events and hope you’ll join us next year for the 2027 Practicum. We look forward to welcoming you and sharing another outstanding educational experience with the vascular access community.

Journal of Vascular Access

The Journal of Vascular Access is a highly respected, peer-reviewed medical journal dedicated to advancing clinical knowledge, innovation, and research in the specialized field of vascular access. Published six times annually, the journal serves as an essential resource for physicians, surgeons, nephrologists, interventional radiologists, nurses, researchers, and allied healthcare professionals involved in the care and management of patients requiring vascular access for therapies such as hemodialysis, chemotherapy, parenteral nutrition, critical care, and infusion therapy.

Recognized internationally for its multidisciplinary approach, the journal features original clinical and laboratory investigations, evidence-based reviews, case reports, clinical trials, and practical articles focused on emerging devices, evolving techniques, and best practices in vascular access management. Topics span a wide range of specialties, including dialysis access, oncology, interventional radiology, nutrition, nursing, and intensive care medicine, reflecting the collaborative nature of vascular access care.