EVENT CALENDAR
CHEST Outstanding Educational Activity Award
The France Foundation was the winner of the Clinical Resource Center Outstanding Educational Activity Award in Professional Development at the 2009 American College of CHEST Physicians Annual Meeting.
PILOT™ STEERING COMMITTEE
Paul W. Noble, MD, ChairpersonKevin R. Flaherty, MD
Jeffrey A. Golden, MD
Kevin O. Leslie, MD
Steven D. Nathan, MD
Maria L. Padilla, MD
Glenn D. Rosen, MD
Steven A. Sahn, MD
W. Richard Webb, MD
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CME - Online Activities
Educational resources for physicians involved in the diagnosis and management of patients with Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis (IPF). This section of the site offers downloads of both PowerPoint® and PDF files. If you do not have MS PowerPoint® installed on your computer, you can download the Free Viewer by clicking here. If needed, you can acquire the Free Acrobat Reader® by clicking here.
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The PILOT Slide Compendium provides pulmonologists and other health care providers with important information on assessment and prognosis of patients with IPF, recent developments in therapy for IPF, and ancillary management strategies for patients with IPF. The Compendium includes PowerPoint slides with Speaker Notes, References, and Interactive Cases.
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The PILOT Slide Compendium provides pulmonologists and other health care providers with a continuing medical education activity that addresses the best practices for assessment and management of patients with IPF, and practical management guidance for patients and practitioners. The Compendium includes PowerPoint slides with speaker notes, References, Patient Tools, and Interactive Cases.
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Diagnosis and management of IPF are complex and evolving. The PILOT monograph series offers up-to-date evaluations of critical topics. Read about comorbidities of IPF and the latest findings in lung transplantation.
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Earn AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™ The PILOT™ Interactive Cases provide physicians with an interactive tool for analyzing and evaluating actual patient scenarios. Cases outline the patient history (age, other illnesses, family history, etc.), medication history, and specific pulmonary disease progression information, supplemented with patient radiographs, PFTs, serology, and biopsy results where available. Users read a case and complete key questions identifying what should be learned from the case study.
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Listen to the latest PILOT™ Peer-to-Peer Dialogue and earn up
to CME Credits.
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Point of Care CME is structured, self-directed online learning that enables clinicians to earn CME credit for researching questions relevant to their clinical practice. CO-PILOT™ is the IPF-specific Point of Care resource, and is designed for physicians when they need the information the most - at the point of care!
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