2026 EDITION · SPECIALIST MEDICAL EDUCATION
Eleventh Annual Review and Update
Pulmonary, Sleep & Critical Care Medicine 2026
A comprehensive, clinically focused review of advances in respiratory medicine, sleep disorders and intensive care management — covering important diagnostic approaches, evolving evidence and complex clinical decisions.
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2026 Clinical Updates
Original Program: October 1–3, 2026  | 3-Day Educational Curriculum
COURSE OVERVIEW
Three Specialties. One Comprehensive Clinical Review.
The Eleventh Annual Review and Update in Pulmonary, Sleep, and Critical Care Medicine 2026 presents a broad educational curriculum covering major clinical advances in pulmonary diagnostics, respiratory disorders, sleep medicine and the management of critically ill patients.
Through expert-led lectures, specialist updates, clinical cases and board review-oriented sessions, the program addresses conditions ranging from asthma, COPD and pulmonary hypertension to ARDS, mechanical ventilation, sepsis, shock and complex ICU management.
THE THREE PILLARS
Explore the Major Areas of Medicine
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SPECIALTY 01
Pulmonary Medicine
Contemporary approaches to respiratory diagnosis, treatment and pulmonary disease management.
✓ Asthma & Biologics
✓ COPD & GOLD Updates
✓ Pulmonary Hypertension
✓ ILD & Lung Cancer
✓ Imaging & Pulmonary Infections
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SPECIALTY 02
Sleep Medicine
Important updates in the evaluation and management of sleep-related respiratory and neurologic disorders.
✓ Polysomnography
✓ Sleep-Related Breathing Disorders
✓ Chronic Hypoventilation
✓ Nocturnal Non-Invasive Ventilation
✓ Parasomnias & Narcolepsy
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SPECIALTY 03
Critical Care Medicine
Evidence-based reviews of life-threatening conditions and high-priority decisions in intensive care.
✓ ARDS & Respiratory Failure
✓ Mechanical Ventilation
✓ Sepsis & Cardiogenic Shock
✓ Renal Replacement Therapy
✓ Complex ICU Cases
CLINICAL RELEVANCE
From Complex Diagnoses to Critical Treatment Decisions
The educational program highlights questions encountered in pulmonary clinics, sleep laboratories and intensive care units.
01 / Respiratory Support
Ventilator graphics, troubleshooting, ARDS and respiratory failure management.
02 / Pulmonary Diagnosis
Lung nodules, interstitial disease, chest imaging and pulmonary ultrasound.
03 / Critical Illness
Sepsis, hemodynamic instability, cardiogenic shock and ICU arrhythmias.
04 / Evolving Evidence
Biologic treatments, precision medicine, emerging therapies and AI in critical care.
DIGITAL COURSE MATERIALS
What Is Included?
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HD Video Lectures
Recorded course presentations for digital study and clinical topic review.
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PDF Presentation Slides
Educational presentation materials for reading, reviewing and reinforcing lecture concepts.
The digital package contains the files supplied with the purchased product. The curriculum below describes the original educational program; verify the included session files against your purchased collection.
LEARNING HIGHLIGHTS
Built Around Clinically Relevant Updates
✓ Review recent advances in pulmonary disease evaluation and treatment.
✓ Examine contemporary approaches to mechanical ventilation and respiratory failure.
✓ Explore updated evidence for sepsis, shock and complex ICU conditions.
✓ Strengthen understanding of pulmonary imaging and bedside diagnostic techniques.
✓ Review sleep-related disorders and non-invasive respiratory support.
✓ Reinforce specialty knowledge through cases and board review-oriented education.
ORIGINAL PROGRAM CURRICULUM
Explore the 2026 Scientific Program
Browse the scheduled lectures across three days, followed by the additional pre-recorded educational topics.
DAY 01 — Pulmonary Medicine & Respiratory Diseases
October 1, 2026
Welcome and Introduction — Kathleen Haley; Eric Schmidt
Update: Biologics in Asthma — Ayobami Akenroye
COPD: The GOLD Standard — Craig Hersh
Approach to Pulmonary Artery Hypertension — Aaron Waxman
Pulmonary Genetics and Genomics 2026 — Benjamin Raby
Thrombosis: What PCCM Clinicians Should Know in 2026 — Behnood Bikdeli
Emerging Therapies: What’s the Data? — Elias Jabbour
Evaluation and Management of Diaphragmatic Dysfunction — Christopher Ducko
Echo for the Intensivist — Louisa Palmer
Pulmonary Pathology — Robert Padera
Chest Imaging Pearls — Ariadne DeSimone
Interstitial Lung Disease: New Diagnostics and Treatment — Gary Hunninghake
Cystic Lung Diseases — John Kennedy
Non-Tuberculous Mycobacterial Pulmonary Infection — Paul Sax
DAY 02 — Lung Cancer, Sleep & Critical Care
October 2, 2026
Lung Cancer Screening and Approach to the Lung Nodule — Anuradha Ramaswamy
Lung Cancer: State-of-the-Art Medical Treatment — David Kwiatkowski
Upper Airway Issues for the Pulmonologist — Regan Bergmark; Thomas Carroll
Sarcoidosis and Hypersensitivity Pneumonitis — Ann-Marcia Tukpah
An Epoch Review of Polysomnography — Khalid Ismail
Non-Surgical Management of Tracheobronchomalacia — Adel El Boueiz
Pulmonary Rehabilitation for Non-COPD Patients — Nancy Lange-Vaidya
Lung Ultrasound — Thomas Heyne
Current Treatment of Cardiogenic Shock — Brian Bergmark
Life-Threatening Cardiac Arrhythmias in the ICU — Thomas Tadros
Ventilator Graphics and Troubleshooting — Anthony Massaro
Sepsis Update — Chanu Rhee
Anxiety and Symptom Burden in Critically Ill Patients — Maureen Cassady
DAY 03 — Advanced ICU & Critical Illness
October 3, 2026
Precision Medicine in Critically Ill Patients — Eric Schmidt
Best Medical ICU Cases from the Brigham 2024–2025 — Anthony Massaro
Palliative Care in the ICU — Katherine Walker
Rapid Sequence Information — Jeremy Degrado
Update: ARDS and Respiratory Failure — Anthony Massaro
Renal Replacement Therapy: Choices and Outcomes — Gearoid McMahon
Artificial Intelligence in Critical Care — Raja-Elie Abdulnour
Mechanical Circulatory Support — Amy Hackmann
Pulmonary Graft-Versus-Host Disease — Gerald Weinhouse
Management of Acute Stroke in the ICU — Yasaman Pirahanchi
EXTENDED CURRICULUM
Additional Pre-Recorded Educational Sessions
The original program also lists supplementary presentations across pulmonary, sleep and critical care medicine. Expand each section to review the topics.
Additional Sessions — October 1
Pulmonary Involvement in Rheumatic Diseases — Paul Dellaripa
Pneumonia — Rebecca Baron
Bronchiolitis and Non-CF Bronchiectasis — Manuela Cernadas
Lung Transplantation — Adil Sheikh
Cystic Fibrosis in Adults — Ahmet Uluer
Pulmonary Medicine Board Questions and Selected Topics — Rebecca Sternschein
Pulmonary Vasculitides — Paul Dellaripa
Assessment and Management of Chronic Cough — Paul Dieffenbach
Occupational Lung Disease — Robert McCunney
Aeroallergen Testing and Allergen Immunotherapy in Asthma — Dinah Foer
Nutritional Support — Cagney Cristancho
Additional Sessions — October 2
Endocrine Emergencies in the ICU — Athanasios Bikas
Obstetrical Critical Care — Sarah Rae Easter
Diagnosis and Management — Rohit Budhiraja
Pulmonary Infections in the Immunocompromised Host — Lindsey Baden
Interpretation of Integrated Cardiopulmonary Exercise Testing — David Systrom
Drug-Induced Lung Disease — Gerald Weinhouse
Critical Care Board Questions and Selected Topics — Rebecca Sternschein
Parasomnias and Narcolepsy — Milena Pavlova
Chronic Hypoventilation and Nocturnal Non-Invasive Ventilation — Khalid Ismail
Interventional Pulmonology — Majid Shafiq
Critical Care Issues in Patients with Substance Use Disorders — Joji Suzuki
Additional Sessions — October 3
Ethical Dilemmas in the ICU — Kathleen Haley
ICU Pain Management and Opioid Stewardship — Paul Szumita
Acute Hepatic Failure in the ICU — Anna Rutherford
Bleeding and Clotting Emergencies in the ICU — Briana Bakow
Toxidromes — Peter Chai
Management of Critically Ill Obese Patients — Dong Wook Kim
Management of Challenging Pleural Effusions — Majid Shafiq
Sedation Strategies — John Devlin
Critical Care Issues in Sickle Cell Anemia — Maureen Achebe
Use of Biologics in Asthma — Ayobami Akenroye
Nutritional Support in Critically Ill Patients — Cagney Cristancho
WHO SHOULD STUDY THIS COURSE?
Designed for Medical Specialists & Trainees
Pulmonologists
Critical Care Physicians
Sleep Medicine Specialists
Internal Medicine Physicians
Fellows & Residents
PAs & NPs
Suitable for physicians and healthcare professionals seeking a structured educational review of pulmonary diseases, sleep medicine, critical care practice and clinically relevant specialty updates.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Frequently Asked Questions
What specialties does the program cover?
Pulmonary medicine, sleep medicine and critical care medicine, including major diagnostic, therapeutic and ICU management topics.
Does the curriculum include mechanical ventilation?
Yes. The original curriculum covers ventilator graphics and troubleshooting, respiratory failure and ARDS.
Does the program address specialty board review?
Yes. The original program lists pulmonary and critical care board review-oriented sessions and selected topics.
What digital materials are provided?
The advertised digital package includes HD video materials and PDF presentation slides. The exact files delivered are those included with the purchased collection.
PULMONARY · SLEEP · CRITICAL CARE
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