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Subspecialty sessions offer focused learning opportunities for rheumatology educators
The educator sessions at the ACR/ARHP Annual Meeting help educators stay at the forefront of developments in medical education, both within rheumatology and the broader field, to introduce educators to novel and emerging educational techniques, and to continue to build a community of educators within the field.
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Attendees: Enjoy year-round learning with ACR Beyond
All attendees will receive a 12-month complimentary subscription to ACR Beyond. Find out more about this valuable tool and how to access sessions from #ACR18 and more.
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Q&A: What’s new and exciting about this year’s ACR/ARHP Annual Meeting
“The number of people attending and the diversity of the rheumatologists and other attendees really puts this meeting in a unique place,” said Victoria Shanmugam, MBBS, MRCP, chair of the Annual Meeting Planning Committee.
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This is My Town: Welcome to Chicago!
Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine’s Eric M. Ruderman, MD, from the takes you on a tour of the Chicago places worth visiting while at the ACR/ARHP Annual Meeting along with the best bets for a great meal.
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Clinical Practice track has full schedule for 2018 Annual Meeting
The advancing tides of basic science research and improved technology make the Clinical Practice track one of the busiest at this year’s Annual Meeting. “One of the clearest changes is the number of rheumatologists in the U.S. doing ultrasounds,” said Gregory C. Gardner, MD, Annual Meeting Planning Committee subchair.
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Basic Science track to offer increased clinical relevance
The Annual Meeting Planning Committee has raised the bar for the Basic Science track. “These sessions are sentinels to announce new insights that will result in changes in our approach to diagnosis and understanding of pathogenesis as well as therapeutic interventions,” Basic Science Subchair Gregg Silverman, MD, said.
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ARHP Health Professionals track takes a different path
Taking inspiration from the always-popular Immunology Boot Camp, the Association of Rheumatology Health Professionals (ARHP) is expanding its Annual Meeting programming with a variety of courses covering the essential basics of rheumatology.
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Business/Administration track sessions to cover current business, regulatory, and compliance issues
“This year’s Business/Administration track highlights valuable sessions for practice managers, business administrators, and clinicians that focus on how care will be delivered today and in the near future,” said Elizabeth (Blair) Solow, MD, ACR Committee on Rheumatologic Care liaison to the Annual Meeting Program Committee.
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Don’t miss these opportunities to connect at the Annual Meeting
The ACR/ARHP Annual Meeting has many great opportunities to network with colleagues and others in the rheumatology field. Here are some of the best ways to connect during the Annual Meeting.
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International leaders share what makes the ACR/ARHP Annual Meeting special
For those attending from overseas, the ACR/ARHP Annual Meeting offers an invaluable opportunity to connect with a global community of rheumatology professionals and thought leaders from around the world.