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COVID-19 sessions will reflect the latest evidence-based advances for treating critically ill patients
“Our members and CHEST 2020 attendees can learn the latest well-supported research and recommended management of COVID-19 patients,” says CHEST President Stephanie Levine, MD, FCCP.
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Diversity sessions encourage clinicians to confront their roles in health equity head on
Medicine does not just heal bodies. Medicine also can help heal the cultural divides in our society, if clinicians are willing to own their part in the perpetuation of racism, says Nneka O. Sederstrom, PhD, MPH, MA, FCCP, who outlines sessions at CHEST 2020 pertaining to cultural diversity.
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Trainee opportunities offer a place for connecting and learning
At CHEST 2020, trainees can learn about the latest research as well as practical tips on how research translates to clinical management, but that’s not all. The meeting provides a great way for trainees to interact with leaders in the field, network with trainees and faculty from other programs, and learn how to become more involved.
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Get ready to play! CHEST Games transition to online platform
This year’s virtual meeting will be chock-full of virtual gaming experiences, including the debut of a new on-demand gaming experience—CHEST Player Hub powered by The Training Arcade®—and live game breaks between education sessions where you can compete in real time with other meeting attendees.
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Wellness sessions will reinforce high performance and battling burnout, emphasize self-care
To help medical professionals take care of themselves in these challenging times, CHEST launched a web-based Wellness Center, featuring professional development tools and wellness resources to help CHEST members recover. Wellness will also be a focus at the annual meeting, says Alex Niven, MD, FCCP.