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ACR Convergence 2026 Promotes Innovation and Unity in Rheumatology
ACR President William F. Harvey, MD, MSc, FACR, invites rheumatologists, scientists, and other healthcare professionals to Orlando, Florida, to collaborate, network, and learn about the latest advancements in the field.
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2026 Program Informs, Inspires, and Empowers Every Member of the Rheumatology Care Team
ARP President Becki Cleveland, PhD, details what attendees can expect at ACR Convergence 2026, including ARP special lectures, as well as insights on nutrition, artificial intelligence, physical activity, and more.
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Practice Innovation Summit Returns with CME Offerings
The Practice Innovation Summit will focus on building strong and financially sustainable rheumatology practices. This preconference add-on to in-person registration will feature expert insights in educational presentations, peer-to-peer networking, and more. Chris Phillips, MD, details what’s in store.
ACR Convergence Newsmakers
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Meet the Professor Sessions Combine Global Expertise and Interactive Learning
More than three dozen one-hour sessions offer the opportunity to discuss clinical case studies with world-renowned experts in a small-group setting. Adam Kilian, MD, FACP, FACR, explains how each of these add-on sessions explores a particular rheumatic disease, including individualized, evidence-based treatment plans.
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Ultrasound Conferences and Workshops Offer Expanded Opportunities for Early Career and Advanced Professionals
Under the close guidance of experienced faculty, participants in the Basic Musculoskeletal Ultrasound Course and Intermediate-Advanced Rheumatologic Ultrasound Course will develop and refine the technical scanning skills required for real-world clinical practice. Ultrasound education continues in two November 8 workshops.
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Explore the Science Moving Rheumatology Forward at ACR Convergence 2026 in Orlando
The ACR Convergence 2026 program is packed full of new developments in the foundational science and clinical care within the field of rheumatology. Annual Meeting Planning Committee Chair Gregory Gardner, MD, MACP, outlines what attendees can expect, including preconference programming, themed sessions and bootcamps, memorial lectures, overviews of new practice guidelines, and more.