National Jewish Health Announces Call for Abstracts for Respiratory Disease Young Investigators’ Forum
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National Jewish Health will host the 18th Annual Respiratory Disease Young Investigators’ Forum October 6-9, 2022, in Denver. Young physician investigators in pulmonology, allergy and immunology, pediatric, and related programs interested in a career in research are encouraged to submit basic science or clinical research abstracts by Tuesday, July 5, 2022, to be considered for participation. View the article. |
ACEHP Almanac Publishes Article on Award-Winning Collaboration Project
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"It Takes a Village — Addressing National Priorities Related to COPD Through Collaboration and Education" has been published in the Almanac, an online journal of the Alliance for Continuing Education in the Health Professions (ACEHP), in March 2021. The core of this project aimed at training clinical teams to better diagnose and treat COPD, as well as evaluate the effectiveness of a new tool designed to better identify the estimated millions of people at risk for COPD and improve patient outcomes. View the article. |
ATS Scholar Publishes Study About Respiratory Disease Forum
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What impact does an annual forum have on the future of physician-scientists? National Jewish Health authors and their colleagues answer that in a study published in ATS Scholar, a publication of the American Thoracic Society, titled "Impact of a Respiratory Disease Young Investigators’ Forum on the Career Development of Physician-Scientists." View the article.
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ACEHP Almanac Publishes Article on Award-Winning RA Initiative
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"Improving Assessment, Referral and Treatment of RA: Streamlining Processes for Better Patient Care Within Our Community" has been published in the Almanac, an online journal of the Alliance for Continuing Education in the Health Professions (ACEHP), in March 2019. The 18-month Performance Improvement (PI)/Quality Improvement (QI) project reduced the time from patient referral of early RA through initiation of appropriate treatment by an average of 76 days and recently won the 2019 Excellence in Educational Design Award from the ACEHP. The goal of the imitative was to streamline processes for improved access to specialty care for individuals diagnosed with RA. View the article. |