Advanced ARIA (Virtual) | December 2022-Updated Agenda

Updated Agenda

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The Advanced ARIA Program, scheduled for December 5, 2022, will cover various topics related to gastroenterology. The virtual agenda for the day includes presentations, breakout sessions, a panel discussion, and a closing recap. <br /><br />The day begins with a welcome and overview by Dr. Stephen Kim. Dr. Nayantara Coelho-Prabhu will then speak about the role of artificial intelligence in gastroenterology. This will be followed by a Q and A session. <br /><br />Next, Dr. Thomas Deas Jr. will discuss leadership through communication, which will also include a Q and A session. Dr. Mohammad Bilal will then talk about using social media as a communication tool in healthcare, followed by a short Q and A session. <br /><br />After a break, Dr. Rajesh Keswani will present on the modern GI practice, followed by a Q and A session. Lunch will be scheduled for 12:10 PM to 12:55 PM. <br /><br />In the afternoon, there will be three small group breakout sessions led by different speakers. The topics include the impact of gender and racial diversity, the impact of COVID on the practice of gastroenterology, and quality metrics in gastroenterology. Each session will be repeated twice to allow attendees to participate in different topics. <br /><br />Following another break, a panel discussion on the day in the life of a gastroenterologist will take place. The panel will cover topics such as the role of advanced practice providers, GI hospitalists, academic versus community practice, GI emergencies, and adverse events. The panel will include Dr. Victoria Gomez, Dr. Klaus Mergener, Dr. Rajesh Keswani, and Dr. Nayantara Coelho-Prabhu. <br /><br />Dr. Keith Obstein will then talk about strategic communications between industry and healthcare professionals in the virtual world. This will be followed by a Q and A session. The day will conclude with a recap and summary by Dr. Stephen Kim, and the program will adjourn at 5:00 PM.

Keywords

Advanced ARIA Program

gastroenterology

virtual agenda

artificial intelligence

leadership through communication

social media

modern GI practice

gender and racial diversity

COVID impact

strategic communications