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To view the recorded presentations, including the Spotlight Sessions on COVID-19 and Rheumatic Diseases, click on the button below to register on the event site.



As a new registrant, the post-meeting costs to access the entire program:

$25

for Members

Member Benefits

 

$50

for non-Members, and complimentary for ex-US Rheumatologists



Once registered, you will receive a link to the AWIR 2020 web-based meeting app with recorded sessions, posters, downloadable resources, and more.

If you have already registered for the National Conference and have your meeting credentials, click here to attend the Virtual meeting on the AWIR Meeting App.

Please contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. with any questions.

In response to the COVID-19 outbreak, AWIR is pivoting to offer both a live and virtual program with:

  • Clinical updates
  • Networking opportunities
  • Professional training
  • Wellness focus and
  • Sense of fun
  • We have engaged a cutting-edge technology platform to support the entire meeting.
  • STRICT SAFETY PRECAUTIONS FOR ALL LIVE EVENTS

 

Virtual registration and attendance is open until Dec 31, 2020. Recordings of the LIVE sessions is available 

early bird registration ends April 15

4th ANNUAL AWIR IMMUNOLOGY BOOTCAMP

  • This continuing medical education activity is provided by Vindico Medical Education (6 CEU)
  • This activity is supported by educational grants
  • 6 CME/MOC credits are available for the LIVE event until Aug 23, 2020.
  • CEUs will be available in September 2020 for the Enduring program.

Chair:

  • Dr Grace C Wright

Course Directors:

  • Dr Leonard Calabrese, RJ Fasenmeyer Chair of Clinical Immunology, Cleveland Clinic
  • Dr Grace C Wright

Faculty

Dr. Grace C. Wright

 

Dr. Leonard Calabrese

 

Dr. Jeffrey Kaine

 

Dr. John Tesser

 

Agenda

Mini Biologics Summit:

  • Patient vignettes and pathways involved in SLE, AxSpA, PsA, Primary Sjogrens syndrome, OA, Vasculitis, Progressive Systemic Sclerosis
  • Signal Transduction Hubs and Small Molecule-targeted therapies in Rheumatic Disease

Panel Discussion:

  • Effective Patient Conversations in Virtual Care

Lifestyle Approaches in Rheumatic Diseases:

  • Clinician and Patient Perspectives

Highlights in Basic/Clinical Translational Immunology for the Busy Clinician in 2020