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ARP/Interprofessional Programming Focuses on Leveraging Health Equity to Enhance Rheumatology Practice
This year’s sessions have an intentional focus on integrating a health equity lens into patient care, research, and building partnerships in the field. The goal is to honor diversity and optimize dignity and respect while advancing the profession, said Jillian Rose-Smith, PhD, MPH, LCSW, Chair of the ARP/Interprofessional Team.
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Chill & Connect: New Networking Lounges
Unique spaces for relaxation and conversation will be dedicated to five areas of interest: Business of Rheumatology, Basic Science, Interprofessional Team (ARP), Pediatrics, and Workforce & Education.
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Review Course Will Provide Comprehensive Updates for All Rheumatology Professionals
Noelle A. Rolle, MBBS, and Julie Schwartzman-Morris, MD, MS, will moderate this all-day program that aims to fill gaps in medical education, address timely issues, and reexamine best practices in research and clinical care.
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Daltroy Lecturer to Examine Implications of Imposter Syndrome Label, Bias, and Tools for Cultural Change
The misattribution of the term “imposter syndrome” is present throughout medicine and limits people’s ability to achieve their full potential. The label stifles creativity and innovation, to the detriment of researchers, clinicians, and patients, says this year’s Daltroy lecturer, Puja Mehta, MD, MBBS.
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ACR President: ACR Convergence 2023 Offers a Full Scientific Program with Myriad Opportunities for Engagement
ACR President Douglas White, MD, PhD, shares his excitement for this year’s annual meeting, which includes additional time for scientific sessions and more opportunities to earn continuing medical education (CME) credits. Meet the Panel sessions, in-person Poster Hall, and Networking Lounges are sure to enhance the learning, networking, and collaboration in San Diego this November.
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ARP President: Fun and Learning Await in San Diego
Meeting attendees can look forward to the latest advancements in the field and connecting with colleagues — all in a locale known for idyllic weather and a welcoming vibe, said ARP President Kori Dewing, DNP, ARNP, ANP-C, RN-C.
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Sample San Diego with Recommendations from Local ACR Members
San Diego offers a multitude of unique dining and entertainment options for visitors to enjoy. Learn from some of your local rheumatology colleagues what awaits in the City in Motion.
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Call for late-breaking abstract submissions is open
ACR and ARP members and potential members are invited to submit an abstract with late-breaking, high-impact scientific research for presentation at ACR Convergence 2023. Notification of abstract acceptance will be sent in mid-October.
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ACR Convergence 2023 to offer five days of cutting-edge advancements in rheumatology
This year’s premier rheumatology meeting will be held Nov. 10–15 at the San Diego Convention Center, with more sessions and opportunities for participants to engage. The in-person Poster Hall will return, Networking Lounges will facilitate discussion and collaboration, and a variety of interactive sessions will provide expert insight on the latest developments in the field.
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Five registration options available for ACR Convergence
Early registration will be open through Aug. 30, and attendees have multiple options to experience the meeting in the way that is most convenient for them—in person or online. All registration passes include on-demand access to session recordings following ACR Convergence.