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Claim MOC Points and CME Credit for ATS Learning
ATS 2022 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE
attendees will be able to earn more than 16
Maintenance of Certification points from Core
Curriculum and Clinical Year in Review sessions.
American Board of Internal Medicine or
American Board of Pediatrics MOC points will be
available based on the content of each activity.
Eligible sessions will cover adult and pediatric
topics related to pulmonary, critical care, and
sleep medicine.
Once an attendee has identified MOC-eligible
sessions to attend, there are three key steps to
earning MOC points.
1. Complete the MOC Pre-Test, which will be
available in early May on the MOC section of
the conference website. This is an optional
but recommended step in the process to
help both attendees and the ATS Education
Committee gauge how the instruction changes
the knowledge base of attendees. The ATS
Education Committee, under the leadership of
Chair Tisha Wang, MD, ATSF, guides faculty in
structuring their presentations and MOC PostTest
questions to meet the requirements of
both accrediting bodies.
The ATS 2022 International Conference will offer the opportunity to earn more than 16
Maintenance of Certification points and more than 200 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™.
2. Attend the MOC-eligible activity.
3. Complete the knowledge-based MOC Post
Test, which will be available on the MOC
section of the conference website following
the session. A passing score, ABIM or ABP
number, first and last names, and month and
day of birth are required to claim MOC points.
The MOC Post-Test will be available for about
60 days following the International Conference.
For more information about MOC at ATS 2022,
email education@thoracic.org.
CME CREDIT
The ATS is accredited by the Accreditation
Council for Continuing Medical Education, and
Expert Tip
When claiming MOC
points, make sure the
name used on the MOC
Post-Test matches the
name used to register
with the accrediting
board. " We know Jim is
short for James, but if the
board says your name is
James, Jim cannot earn
MOC points, " said ATS
Associate Director of
Education Programs and
Accreditation Suzette A.
Machado, MPA, CHCP.
the International Conference will offer more than
200 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ for physicians.
To claim CME credit, attendees must complete
the following steps.
1. Attend the CME-eligible activity. The
designation of AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ is
listed in the conference program for applicable
sessions.
2. Submit an evaluation of the activity.
Attendance alone is not sufficient.
3. Attest to the credits earned through the activity.
Additional details on CME at ATS 2022 will be
available through the conference website as they
become available.
On-Demand Highlights Extend Access to Science, Industry at ATS 2022
A
nyone unable to attend
the ATS 2022 International
Conference in person in San
Francisco will still be able
to access some of the conference's
best scientific content in a convenient
on-demand virtual platform.
The ATS 2022: On-Demand
Highlights will be available May
25-June 24 and will showcase 33 of
the most popular scientific sessions,
10 industry presentations from
leading companies in the field, and
thousands of ePosters highlighting
the latest discoveries in pulmonary,
critical care, and sleep medicine.
Many of the scientific sessions on
the virtual platform offer Continuing
Medical Education credit and
Maintenance of Certification points.
" We're offering 33 sessions that
provide viewers with state-ofthe-art
respiratory science, " said
International Conference Committee
Chair Andrew J. Halayko, PhD, ATSF.
" In addition to scientific sessions,
we have industry presentations on a
wide array of respiratory topics and
thousands of ePosters representing
the latest research in respiratory
medicine. And while it's not a replacement
for the in-person conference,
it's the next best thing. "
The primary value of the on-demand
platform is extending the conference
programming for both international
and domestic audiences that aren't
able to attend in person. The OnDemand
Highlights also give in-person
attendees more flexibility in their
schedules in San Francisco, allowing
them to watch some sessions live and
some on-demand after the conference.
All in-person attendees at ATS 2022
receive complimentary access to the
On-Demand Highlights. To register for
the virtual component only, visit the
conference registration page.
SCIENTIFIC SESSIONS INCLUDED IN THE ATS 2022 ON-DEMAND HIGHLIGHTS
A1. Clinical Year in Review: Pulmonary
Vascular Disease, Interstitial Lung
Disease, Lung Cancer, and Pneumonia/
Pulmonary Infections
A6. #The Future of Telemedicine and
Digital Health Care Innovations in
Pediatric Sleep and Lung Disease
A7. Next-Generation Tests for
Tuberculosis: Hold My Smear
A12. The Full Picture: Asthma as a
Case Study in the Complexities of
Exposure
A82. Interstitial Lung Abnormalities:
Catching the Bull Before It Destroys
the Shop
A83. Great Cases: Clinical, Radiologic,
and Pathologic Correlations by Master
Clinicians
A87. Emerging Program Models for
Pulmonary Rehabilitation
A89. Asthma Beyond T2 Inflammation:
Additional and Alternative Pathways
for Severe Asthma
B1. Clinical Year in Review 2: COPD,
Asthma, Sleep Medicine, and Health
Disparities in Pulmonary, Critical Care,
and Sleep Medicine
B8. Addressing Challenges to Tobacco
Treatment in the Setting of Screening
and Treatment for Lung Cancer
B10. Translational Approaches and
Visualization of Disease Mechanisms
in Pulmonary Hypertension
B12. Clinical Trials Session
B81. The Pediatric Year in Review
B82. Critical Challenges and
Compelling Questions for Chronic
Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
B89. Pathways Towards Personalized
Sleep Medicine: Integrating
Endotypes, Medical Informatics, and
Multi-Omics
B92. The Past, Present, and Future of
E-Cigarette or Vaping Associated Lung
Illness (EVALI)
C1. Clinical Year in Review 3: General
Critical Care, Cystic Fibrosis, Sepsis,
and Bronchiectasis
C2. Pro/Con: Interstitial Lung Disease
Diagnosis and Management
C7. The Long-Term Effects of COVID-19
on Patients and Public Health
C86. Big Data at the Bedside in Critical
Care: The Good, The Bad, The Ugly
C90. More Than Making Up for Lost
Time: Career Development After
COVID-19
CC1. Critical Care Clinical Core
Curriculum
CC2. Pulmonary Clinical Core
Curriculum
CC3. Critical Care Clinical Core
Curriculum
CC4. Pulmonary Clinical Core
Curriculum
CC5. Sleep Clinical Core Curriculum
CC6. Sleep Clinical Core Curriculum
D1. Clinical Year in Review 4:
Post-ICU Syndromes/Long COVID,
Medical Education, Interventional
Pulmonology, and ARDS
D3. Conundrums in CTD-ILD
D10. The Interplay Between
Host Microbiome and Lung
Microenvironment in the Pathogenesis
of COPD and Lung Cancer
PCC1. Pediatric Clinical Core
Curriculum
PCC2. Pediatric Clinical Core
Curriculum
PCC3. Pediatric Clinical Core
Curriculum
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