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Plan for CHEST 2023

  • Current state of vaping-related 
lung disease outbreak: what’s known and unknown

    October 20, 2019
    Current state of vaping-related 
lung disease outbreak: what’s known and unknown

    In the summer of 2019, clinicians began noticing and reporting scattered cases of acute lung injury associated with e-cigarette use. As of early October, 1,479 cases had been reported to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention from every state except Alaska. Read the latest on the vaping-related lung health from an important session at #CHEST2019.

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  • Keynote speaker offers strategies to reduce harmful effects of implicit bias

    October 20, 2019
    Keynote speaker offers strategies to reduce harmful effects of implicit bias

    “Good people can discriminate against other people,” said Quinn Capers, IV, MD, during his Sunday keynote address. “It is possible, that, at times, you have discriminated others. It’s so important to treat people fairly, but in our field, the medical field, it is critically important.”

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  • CHEST President reminds attendees to consider ‘all perspectives,’ addresses health-care trends

    October 20, 2019
    CHEST President reminds attendees to consider ‘all perspectives,’ addresses health-care trends

    CHEST President Clayton Cowl, MD, MS, FCCP, had one key message for attendees during his address: perspective.

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  • Mastery-based learning can improve educational, clinical outcomes

    October 20, 2019
    Mastery-based learning can improve educational, clinical outcomes

    Three experts shared how mastery-based education, a concept that focuses on learning specific skills using deliberate, focused practice and feedback, as well as simulation, provides a much more uniform level of learning and improves clinical outcomes in a Sunday session at #CHEST2019.

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  • The Curbsiders talk with diversity advocate 
Dr. Quinn Capers, IV, MD

    October 20, 2019
    The Curbsiders talk with diversity advocate 
Dr. Quinn Capers, IV, MD

    Hosts of the internal medicine podcast The Curbsiders, sat down with CHEST 2019 keynote speaker Quinn Capers, IV, MD, to discuss implicit bias in medicine during a live taping of the show Sunday afternoon.

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  • Attendees can choose their own adventure through video for second year in airway management session

    October 20, 2019

    Attendees will once again have the chance to make their own decisions in how to manage the airway in critically ill patients by selecting video segments that follow certain paths during the session “Choose-Your-Own-Adventure in Difficult Airway Management” on Monday.

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  • CHEST 2019 
Attendee Profile

    October 20, 2019
    CHEST 2019 
Attendee Profile

    “The best part about the annual meeting is meeting up with colleagues from all over the country I’ve worked with throughout the years via email/phone,” says CHEST 2019 attendee Stephen Doyle, DO, MBA. “Also, getting to learn and network with leaders in the field.”

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  • Session will bring awareness to gender differences in the diagnosis and treatment of COPD and lung cancer

    October 20, 2019
    Session will bring awareness to gender differences in the diagnosis and treatment of COPD and lung cancer

    In order to narrow practice gaps, improve knowledge, early recognition and diagnosis, the session “The Specter of Gender: The Rising Toll of COPD and Lung Cancer in Women” on Monday will review gender differences in epidemiology, risk assessment and prognostic factors, and screening in COPD and lung cancer. Session chair Anne Gonzalez, MD, FCCP, explains more.

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  • CHEST 2019 advice for first-time attendees

    October 20, 2019
    CHEST 2019 advice for first-time attendees

    Kevin M. Chan, MD, FCCP, and Victor J. Test, MD, FCCP, offer advice for first-time attendees.

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  • Session will review when to treat and when to refer pulmonary NTM infection patients

    October 20, 2019

    Monday’s “Pulmonary NTM infections: Which Patients to Treat, Which Patients to Refer” session will update general pulmonologists about how to assess, and potentially treat, patients with nontuberculous mycobacterial (NTM) lung infections—an increasingly prevalent condition.

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  • Speaker Spotlight: Curtis N. Sessler

    October 20, 2019
    Speaker Spotlight: Curtis N. Sessler

    CHEST 2019 speaker and Past President Curtis N. Sessler, MD, FCCP, shares how he plans to take the CHEST 2019 ‘BIG Easy’ theme back home to his patients.

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  • Effective education is paramount 
for medical learners

    October 20, 2019
    Effective education is paramount 
for medical learners

    Delivery of effective education is a challenge not just in medicine, but in other industries as well. Viren Kaul, MD, shares how lessons learned from these other industries might provide valuable insights for medical education.

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