Today's date: September 09, 2010
An exciting array of topics and speakers has been announced for the "Hot Topics" session, Monday, March 8, at the AAD's meeting in Miami Beach. Topics were chosen by attendees during the registration process and represent a consensus of "hot topics" for 2010. The session, which promises to be controversial and informative, and present state-of-the art knowledge on the hottest topics in dermatology, will be led again this year by Bruce Thiers, M.D. Read More...
As dermatology and the educational needs of meeting attendees evolve, so does the AAD's educational program. New course titles are making their debut in Miami Beach, alongside returning sessions, with many designed to foster leadership in dermatology. Read More...
Ethics is a vital component of medical practice that is ever-deserving of continuing discussion and evaluation in dermatology. Combining vignettes and ethical dilemmas presented by seven expert dermatologists with audience response via keypads, a dramatic and thought-provoking session is assured for Saturday, March 6, when Alexander Miller, M.D., directs "Ethical Economics in Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery." Read More...
Amid much excitement and anticipation, the Academy will be premiering its new HIT Kit at the Annual Meeting. Visit the AAD Resource Center, Booth 1057, during the meeting for a guided demonstration. Read More...
Given the unique geographic layout of the Miami and Miami Beach areas, and proximity of hotels in the AAD hotel block, the majority of attendees will want to utilize the Academy's shuttle bus services. The Academy will offer a continuous convenient shuttle bus service accessible from all hotels within the Academy housing block to the Miami Beach Convention Center. Approximately 30 buses will be utilized daily, covering seven hotel routes. Read More...
January 19, 2010
Donna E. Shalala, a noted scholar and former U.S. secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS), has been confirmed as guest speaker at the Sunday plenary session, March 7. Shalala will present her expert views on health system reform and education in America. Read More...
The 68th Annual Meeting plenary session on Sunday, March 7, will propel dermatology into 2010 with new information and treatment options, and also address of the state of dermatology, health system reform and its implications for the future of the profession. Read More...
The fastest way to register to attend the Academy's 68th Annual Meeting in Miami Beach, Fla., and ensure you can attend the courses you want is to register online. The Academy offers continual registration at the late registration rate, which will allow online registration 24 hours a day until 12 p.m. (CT) Feb. 24. From Feb. 24 to 12 p.m. March 4, all registration systems will be closed. On-site registration will begin at 12 p.m. March 4. Read More...
In 2010, the Academy will offer new sessions and services, and will continue to offer many options that have proven popular. In addition to the new extended online registration, attendees of the 68th Annual Meeting in Miami Beach, Fla., can look forward to many enhancements and a few important changes, including those listed below. Read More...
Have you ever been asked to make a community presentation or speak to a reporter, and struggled with what to say? Learning how to effectively communicate key messages will prepare you to promote dermatology and educate the public through media interviews and community presentations. Read More...
The first inhabitants of Miami, the Tequesta Indians, settled in the region about 10,000 years ago. They named the settlement, Mayami. Read More...
An exciting array of speakers has been assembled for "Issues Impacting Your Practice," which will be presented from 2 to 5 p.m. March 7. The symposium, led by Jack Resneck, Jr., M.D., presents the hottest and most relevant topics from the U.S. Congress and federal regulatory agencies, such as the FDA and Health and Human Services, and also addresses practice issues vital to all dermatologists. Read More...
November 16, 2009
Make sure you register to attend the live patient demonstration sessions scheduled for the Annual Meeting to view cutting-edge innovations up close and personal. Three live patient demonstrations have been scheduled for Miami Beach, Fla., and each session is different, addressing vital procedural methodology with the benefit of live patient interaction and audience participation. Read More...
Expanded sessions focused on maintenance of certification (MOC) self-assessment in the subspecialty areas are being offered again to assist attendees in satisfying Component 2 of Maintenance of Certification for Dermatology (MOC-D), Commitment to Lifelong Learning and Periodic Self-assessment. Enrollment in MOC-D sessions will only be available during early registration. Read More...
The American Academy of Dermatology's Annual Meeting makes its first visit to Miami Beach, Fla., in March, and you'll want to make time within your travel schedule to absorb the city and its environs. Greater Miami and its beaches offer a colorful and vibrant getaway for visitors, whether for business or pleasure. With its picturesque beaches and rich culture, the possibilities for recreation and entertainment are endless. Read More...