Events

A panel of three international experts will discuss approaches to optimizing inhaler technique training using a guideline-adherent patient centered approach called ‘teach-to-goal’ that tailors inhaler assessment and education across health literacy levels. The panelists have worked extensively to understand and implement patient centric programs with the objective of optimizing use of medication inhalers.

The ATS is planning the 2026 International Conference and seeks input for sessions. Deadline is June 25, 2025.

Members of the Section on Medical Education's Milestones/EPAs Scholarly Project Pod will present information and lead discussion on the ACGME's Clinician Educator Milestones and how to make use of them for one's own professional development.

Tuberculosis experts Jussi Saukkonen, MD (Boston University), and Charles Daly, MD (National Jewish, Denver) will discuss the management of two active TB cases in the context of the 2025 ATS/CDC/ERS/IDSA Clinical Practice Guidelines. The session will highlight key updates, explore practical challenges, and provide clinician-focused insights into applying the new treatment recommendations in everyday practice.

Primary author will present "Extended Continuous Positive Airway Pressure in Preterm Infants Increases Lung Growth at 6 Months: A Randomized Controlled Trial" and a panel of experts will discuss the merits of the study, impact of the study in current clinical care and potential for the future of childhood lung health.

The Pan African Thoracic Society and the Egyptian Scientific Society of Bronchology are collaborating on this conference to help attendees gain knowledge of the latest tools and guidelines.

The 2026 ATS International Conference in Orlando is where pulmonary, critical care, and sleep professionals learn, present, network, and collaborate.