Physicians’ CPD vs ECFS 2024

The Physicians’ CPD app enables you to record and reflect on your Continuing Professional Development (CPD) at the point of learning in order to prepare for your appraisal. It’s been designed to complement the established web-based CPD diary system which is used by over 17,000 Consultant and SAS grade physicians. Benefits include: - Syncs with the existing web-based CPD diary system. - Access to our list of approved activities (over 5000 events) reviewed by a network of consultant physicians. - Add educational activities whilst ‘on the go’ with online/offline capability. - Voice transcribe your development needs and reflections instantly. - Add attachments as supporting information to your activities (such as a certificate of attendance.) - Add personal development needs and assign activities to Good Medical Practice (GMP) domains. - E-mail yourself your annual appraisal report as a PDF file at the press of a button. If you are already a CPD diary user, simply download the Physicians’ CPD app on your device and use your log-in details. After an initial first time sync to corroborate your data and settings (internet connectivity recommended) you can then begin entering your educational activities. (Please note that all users would need to already be registered with the web-based CPD diary system in order to use the Physicians’ CPD app.)

The 47th ECFS Conference provides a forum for the discussion of the best and most recent basic and applied science, to facilitate the translation of the latest knowledge into daily clinical practice. The program will reflect these priorities and bring together both scientific and clinical teams from around the world. A high-quality program is planned with internationally recognized key experts in the field delivering plenary and symposia lectures. Among the highlights of the conference, you will find the Meet the Experts sessions allowing you to discuss a specific topic with experts from the field, Symposium 21 "Masterclass in clinical CF – great cases" as well as Workshop 19 "Late Breaking Science".