Annual Meeting
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Crowd Sourced Session at CHEST 2018
Are we missing something on the #CHEST2018 program? New this year, we’re giving the learners a chance to vote on the most relevant, late-breaking topic to be presented at CHEST 2018.
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Calling all trainees
As a trainee, there are multiple opportunities for you at #CHEST2018. Whether you’re seeking networking opportunities or looking to gain more knowledge, let the meeting provide you with the trainee resources to excel.
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Check out the CHEST live learning 2019 schedule
Registration for the CHEST live learning 2019 courses is now open, and this year’s lineup promises interactive, hands-on learning opportunities for the entire clinical chest medicine team. The 2019 live learning calendar features a variety of content designed for the whole medical team, so each member can work confidently to drive better patient outcomes.
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CHEST 2018 Speaker Spotlight: Margaret Pisani, MD, MPH
Find out what drew #CHEST2018 speaker Margaret Pisani, MD, MPH, into the sleep medicine field and what she hopes to see while in San Antonio.
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CHEST 2018 features ‘Learn by Doing’ program, focuses on hands-on experiences
The CHEST Annual Meeting has consistently specialized in hands-on training, and this year, attendees will see even more interactive sessions in the Learn by Doing-focused program, says CHEST 2018 Program Chair David A. Schulman, MD, MPH, FCCP.
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Irwin will reflect on a lifetime of practicing chest medicine
Richard Irwin, MD, Master FCCP, the Editor in Chief for the journal CHEST®, and Chair of UMass Memorial Medical Center’s Department of Critical Care, has observed the way patient-focused care has evolved through the years. He will be speaking on this topic during the Opening Session on Sunday during his keynote address, “My Journey to…
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Q&A with Dr. Richard Irwin
Richard Irwin, MD, Master FCCP, Editor in Chief of CHEST®, will deliver Sunday’s keynote address titled “My Journey to Patient-Focused Care and Lessons Learned Along the Way.” CHEST Daily News caught up with Dr. Irwin for a deeper look into his journey with patient-centered care.
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Be on the lookout for what’s new at CHEST 2018 this year!
Stop by Experience CHEST (Booth 221) Monday through Wednesday to visit therapy dogs from Therapy Animals of San Antonio.
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How to rescue the failed airway
New this year, CHEST is offering a slice of its normal three-day airway simulation courses at the annual meeting by breaking down the course into several ticketed sessions. Critical Skills for Failed Airway Management is on Sunday.
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Literature review will examine nuances in trials, put studies in context for clinicians
Michelle N. Gong, MD, is one of several presenters who will be providing a literature update for critical care physicians during the postgraduate course Update in Critical Care Medicine: What Recent Articles May Change Practice and How Much? on Saturday.