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Public Advisory Roundtable (PAR)

Lung Disease Week at the ATS

Lung Disease Week


Throughout 2024, the ATS Public Advisory Roundtable (PAR) is hosting its updated and eleventh annual “Lung Disease Week at the ATS” series, a society-wide initiative that recognizes the many lung and airway disorders for which ATS PAR member organizations provide support and guidance to patients and their families. For a series of one-week periods, ATS PAR brings patient issues front and center of the Society’s agenda. Working with its PAR partners, the ATS develops, aggregates, and hosts links to patient-centered disease-specific content on its web site.

Addressing Challenging Infection

 February 19 - 23

PAR Group
Michele Manion - Primary Ciliary Dyskinesia
PAR Group
Siri Vaeth - Cystic Fibrosis Research Institute

Understanding PFTs

March 17 - 23

PAR Groups
Joyce Kullman - Vasculitis Foundation
ATS Partner
TBA

Recognizing Medical Trauma

April 14 - 20

PAR Groups
Paula Blonski - ARDS Alliance
ATS Partner
TBA

Advocating for Child Lung Disease

June 9 - 15

PAR Groups
Michele Manion - PCD Foundation
ATS Partner
TBA

Nutrition in Lung Health

September 15 - 21

PAR Groups
De De Gardner - Allergy & Asthma Network
PAR Groups
Joyce Kullman - Vasculitis Foundation

Pulmonary Rehab

October 6 - 12

PAR Groups
Mary McGowan - Foundation for Sarcoidosis Research
ATS Partner
TBA

Lung Transplant – Pre- and Post-Journey

October 27 – November 2

PAR Groups
Amy Skiba - Lung Transplant Foundation
ATS Partner
TBA

Patient Engagement and Drug Development

November 3 - 9

PAR Groups
Donna Appell, RN - Hermansky-Pudlak Syndrome
ATS Partner
TBA

 
For more information on Lung Disease Week at the ATS, please contact Nusrat Aparna, MPH Manager for Patient Engagement and Public Advisory Roundtable at naparna@thoracic.org


Disclaimer: "The ATS Lung Disease Week web site is designed for educational purposes only. You should not rely on this information as a substitute for personal medical attention, a diagnosis from a physician, or direct medical care. If you are concerned about your health or that of a family member, please consult your family's health care provider immediately. Do not wait for a response from our members, staff or partners."