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Women in Chest Medicine Interest Group
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Recognizing OSA in women: The peri-operative opportunity
OSA in women continues to be underrecognized because it often presents differently than the classic OSA phenotype that has shaped clinical recognition for decades.
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Unifying care across academic and community systems
The integration of academic and community physician groups within academic health systems offers a powerful opportunity to elevate women as leaders of change.
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Sex as a factor in endotracheal tube and tidal volume selection
Accounting for a patient’s sex and, by extension, height when considering invasive mechanical ventilation can inform personalized medicine in two key ways: endotracheal tube selection and tidal volume selection.
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Becoming a leader as a woman in chest medicine
The Women in Chest Medicine Interest Group spoke with Past President, Doreen Addrizzo-Harris, MD, FCCP, and President-Designate, Lisa K. Moores, MD, FCCP, to learn valuable insights about how to get involved.
