Monday, August 15, 2011

For Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis (IPF) Patients and Doctors

Someone from my ILD group suggested that we check out this site. It seems to be well thought out and interesting.


Here is a blurb from the site:

What is PILOT?
PILOT™ is a national education initiative designed to provide physicians with a comprehensive continuing medical education program that focuses on the early and accurate diagnosis of idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF) while addressing educational objectives critical to optimizing disease intervention and management.
PILOT™ 2010 Overall Objectives
            Utilize indicators of disease status to diagnose, assess, and manage patients with IPF
            Discuss recent evidence of therapies used in the management of IPF
            Describe important treatment considerations in addressing comorbidities in patients with IPF
            Engage in effective patient communication and collaborative care practices to improve patient understanding and use of ancillary therapies in IPF care
In 2010, PILOT™ will promote IPF awareness in the medical community through the following components:
            Informational booth at ATS
            PILOT™ Compendium
            PILOTforIPF.org Web Site
            CO-PILOT™ Point of Care CME
            CME Peer-to-Peer Dialogue
            PILOT™ Reading Room
            Image Library
                        CME Interactive Cases

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