Trish Kritek Kristin Burkart ATS Scholar This was a great session!! I had my Masters of Science in Respiratory Care students attend the session with me today to understand the journal process as they prepare writing their manuscripts. They walked out with great information!!! Thank you Kristin Burkart !! #ATS2022

Pearls of wisdom from these strong women for clinician educators during FDS at CCD. 1. Know your institutional definitions & metrics for CE track 2. Find your niche after the initial “yes” start narrowing your focus 3. Network within & outside institution 4. Find sponsors!

I was honored to catch up with two incredible women in #PCCM and amazing role models tonight! #ATS2022

1/ How can medical educators balance the benefits and risks of social media engagement? What strategies exist to maximize and enrich our experience on social media platforms? This #tweetorial offers 7 tips to build your brand and succeed in the online space.

11/ That's all, folks! Keep an eye out for the next APCCMPD tweetorial!

1/ How comfortable are you with virtual teaching practices? In an APCCMPD blog post @MirnaMohanraj shares Best Practices for the Concurrent Classroom. tinyurl.com/644d82hw Highlights in this #tweetorial co-developed with Avraham Z. Cooper, MD 🩺

2/ Compared with face to face (F2F) instruction, virtual instruction can lead to equivalent outcomes, increased learner satisfaction, and an expanded learner pool. But educators may lack the digital literacy skills to effectively incorporate tech in their teaching.

4/ There are many models to deliver tech-enhanced teaching. This #tweetorial focuses on the Concurrent Classroom model where learners opt for either in-person or synchronous online instruction. Click through for best practices to optimize your concurrent classroom.

6/ Get technical. Set up early and do a test run of your equipment. Inform learners if and when mics should be muted. Consider recording your session – recorded sessions allow learners to revisit the material or catch-up on missed sessions.

In 2 Weeks! Dr @Laura_Evans_206 will give our first ever SCCM Internal Medicine Section section #GrandRounds. Mark your calendar Oct 12 4pm EST. See you there: Updates in Surviving Sepsis Campaign SCCM #sepsis #ICU SCCM #Resuscitation

📣 I’m honored to start as #editor for the new CHEST open access journal CHEST Critical Care! 👀 Looking forward to working w Peter Mazzone (editor, CHEST), Todd Rice (icu assoc editor, CHEST), & Matthew C Miles, MD, MEd (editor, CHEST Pulm) CHEST® Journal journals.elsevier.com/chest-critical…

Kristin Burkart cheerleading #ACGMEMilestones 2.0 #MedEd Lilit Sargsyan S Faiz Audra Schwalk, MD MBA Dharani Narendra Kanta Velamuri Bhavin Dalal Hans Lee Victor Test MD FCCP

Mark Warner Kristin Burkart Lilit Sargsyan S Faiz Audra Schwalk, MD MBA Dharani Narendra Kanta Velamuri Bhavin Dalal Hans Lee This is a good session. It is a challenge for most of us to feel excitement when talking about reporting milestones but I’m feeling it Kristin Burkart Hans Lee Kanta Velamuri Bhavin Dalal!

Superb session #MedEd #PCCM APCCMPD ACGME #CHEST2022 Kanta Velamuri Kristin Burkart Hans Lee Bhavin Dalal #Feedback

The highlight of my trip to Nashville is bumping into Deji Adegunsoye, MD, PhD Claire McGroder MD and @CEckhardtMD at #CHEST2022

Great session on fluids and vasopressor selection in sepsis! @Laura_Evans_206 explains the rationale and data behind surviving sepsis guidelines recommendation for initial fluid resuscitation goals #CHEST2022

What about use of pulse ox and concerns of racial bias. “Need more awareness” ABGs aren’t the answer - Andre Holder “Evaluate each patient, we also need to advocate as physicians” -Kristin Burkart CHEST Critical Care Network #CHESTPTI #CHEST2022

What matters most in ARDS? Kristin Burkart - aim for lower plateau pressure, driving pressure guides therapy. All eyes rolled at mention of esophageal monitoring. CHEST Critical Care Network #CHESTPTI #CHEST2022

Dr. @erinkkross of UW PulmCritCareSleep is a perfect choice to receive the inaugural J. Randall Curtis Humanism Award! Randy would be so very proud. UW PulmCritCareSleep UW Department of Medicine

Running from a Bear: How We Teach Vasopressors, Adrenoreceptors, and Shock 🔗 bit.ly/44srEKy