What does your online reputation say about you?
Like it or not, the evidence is overwhelming: your online reputation significantly influences potential patients. According to a recent survey by PatientP…
Promote your practice this winter
Use our free articles to increase your visibility with your patients and community. Promote your practice this winter with our free downloadable article templa…
Meet your new officers and regents
J. Allen Meadows, MD, FACAAIMontgomery, AlabamaPresidentCurrent academic/professional positions: Private practice, Alabama Allergy and Asthma Clinic, Montgomer…
From the desk of the EMD: Podcasts – why you should be listening
There are many ways to get allergy education. You can go to national meetings, like the one this week in Houston hosted by the College. There are great regiona…
College and WAO hold World Allergy Training School in Cuba
The World Allergy Organization (WAO), in conjunction with the College, convened an all-day World Allergy Training School (WATS) in Havana, Cuba earlier this mo…
Supercharge your practice
Take your practice to the next level in 2020! The College has an exciting new benefit – free one-year allied health memberships to managers of physician Colleg…
Congratulate award recipients
We are proud to honor our award winners for their contributions to the College and the specialty. The Gold Headed Cane will be presented at the Opening Ceremon…
Choosing the right biologic for severe patients, the continuum of worsening asthma and an exacerbation and treatment options for yellow zone patients
Next week many of us will gather in Houston for our Annual Meeting. There will be many learning opportunities, including great information on asthma. I thought…
Heading to the future
The College has accomplished many of the goals set for Vision 2020 – the strategic initiative we began in 2014 – to solidify the College’s po…
Maximize revenue in the fourth quarter
We’re at that magical time of the year: the fourth quarter, when many patients have met their deductibles and are eligible to receive medical services with lit…
Asthma management in children, viral infections and asthma and management of patients with asthma-COPD overlap
Well, we are all finally into the fall season in North America and there are signs of autumn everywhere ̶ even in the deep South where we have had amazingly …
Caught up on all the new research?
The College’s 2019 Literature Review Course will help you catch up on the reading you’ve missed. You’re busy with your patients and practice,…
From the desk of the EMD: The future is here!
Artificial intelligence outperforms pulmonologists in the interpretation of pulmonary function tests.If you did not see this article with the title above, then…
Your questions answered
We asked Michael Blaiss, MD, FACAAI, executive medical director, to reflect on Vision 2020 – what’s been achieved and where we’re headed after 2020.We’re enter…
Your leadership’s decisions
The following are key actions taken by the Board of Regents at the June 29 meeting and by the Executive Committee during its Sept. 10 teleconference.Designated…
Spotlight on the Annual Meeting Committee
The Annual Meeting Program Committee works behind the scenes to ensure the College’s premier event equips practicing allergists with new knowledge and pr…
Food OIT is here – how do I get paid?
The Advocacy Council regularly receives queries from members on how to correctly code specific scenarios. Recently we received a request for assistance from a …
We’ve got the MOC review you need
While you’re setting your schedule for the Annual Scientific Meeting, Nov. 7 – 11 in Houston, be sure to stay for Monday’s Continuous Assessm…
Use of injectable epinephrine by a specific device, prevalence of CD163+ macrophages in lung tissue in fatal asthma patients, and an editorial on asthma therapy targeting macrophages
By now, all of you should have received your September issue of the Annals of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology. While our monthly emphasis has been in pharmacoec…
Advance understanding of food allergy biology
To advance the belief that every food-allergic individual deserves the best care and treatment, the Food Allergy Research and Education (FARE) created the FARE…
