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• gain knowledge about long term outcomes of cardiac arrest and treatments that may improve these • learn about cardiac arrest survivorship and the needs of individuals recovering after cardiac arrest Randomized trials in cardiac arrest and post-arrest care have increased dramatically in recent years. Critical care personnel are commonly involved in cardiac arrest resuscitation and the ICU care that most patients who achieve return of spontaneous circulation require. The latest on cardiac arrest management and care of the post-arrest patient will be discussed, with a focus on topics where new evidence is available or where significant controversy remains, and a survivor’s perspective will be presented. Chairing: K.M. Berg, MD, Boston, MA R.E. Sell, MD, Seattle, WA A. Moskowitz, MD, Bronx, NY 2:15 Medications During Cardiac Arrest: Do They Really Help? L.W. Andersen, MD, PhD, Arhus, Denmark 2:35 E-CPR: Is It Ready for the Mainstream? J. Bartos, MD, PhD, Minneapolis, MN 2:55 Targeted Temperature Management in Confusing Times K.M. Berg, MD, Boston, MA 3:10 Addressing Disparities in Cardiac Arrest S. Perman, MD, Aurora, CO 3:30 A Survivor’s Experience A. Uzendu, MD, Kansas City, MO C85 A PATH TOWARDS A MORE DIVERSE AND INCLUSIVE WORKFORCE Assemblies on Pediatrics; Behavioral Science and Health Services Research 2:15 PM - 3:45 PM Walter E. Washington Convention Center Room 147 A-B (Street Level) Target Audience Any provider of lung health (both adult and pediatrics); any multidisciplinary team member; trainees; ancillary support staff Objectives At the conclusion of this session, the participant will be able to: • define the current demographic breakdown of the pediatric pulmonology workforce in the United States (trainees and faculty) and why diversity matters BEHAVIORAL • CLINICAL SCIENTIFIC SYMPOSIUM CME Credits Available: 1.5

• present barriers and opportunities for recruitment (student and resident level), training (fellow and junior faculty level) and career development (faculty level) of URiM in the field of pediatric pulmonology • identify strategies and resources that have been or can be used to improve the recruitment of URiM residents to the field, the mentorship of trainees and junior faculty, and the career development of URiM faculty in academic centers In response to the critical need to improve diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) in academic medicine, the Pediatric Assembly developed a DEI Advisory Group in Spring 2020 with the overarching goal to increase workforce diversity in the pediatric pulmonology community and ultimately provide a framework for other medical specialties to follow. An ATS Pediatric Assembly Project Grant was funded in 2022, “ATS Workshop on DEI and the Pediatric Pulmonology Workforce,” which included a needs assessment survey administered to the Pediatric Assembly in May 2022 and a virtual workshop. This symposium will present key findings from the survey and workshop. Chairing: T.A. Laguna, MD, MSci, Chicago, IL R.T. Cohen, MD, MPH, Boston, MA N. Stephenson, MD, Chapel Hill, NC 2:15 Introduction - Brief Review of DEI in Pediatric Pulmonology Workforce T.A. Laguna, MD, MSci, Chicago, IL 2:24 Introduction - Brief Review of DEI in Pediatric Pulmonology Workforce J. Rama, MD, MEd, Houston, TX 2:33 Importance of a Diverse Workforce - Addressing Health Disparities B.J. Sheares, MD, MS, New Haven, CT 2:42 Importance of a Diverse Workforce - Addressing Health Disparities S. Lovinsky-Desir, MD, MS, New York, NY 2:51 Results of the Needs Assessment Survey - Key Findings R.T. Cohen, MD, MPH, Boston, MA 3:00 Results of the Needs Assessment Survey - Key Findings M. Udoko, MD, Aurora, CO 3:09 Strategies to Improve Recruitment and Retention of URiM Trainees and Faculty N. Stephenson, MD, Chapel Hill, NC 3:18 Strategies to Improve Recruitment and Retention of URiM Trainees and Faculty E. Forno, MD, MPH, ATSF, Pittsburgh, PA 3:27 What Can I Do - The Importance of Leadership, Allies and Advocates P.E. Moore, MD, ATSF, Nashville, TN 3:36 What Can I Do - The Importance of Leadership, Allies and Advocates I. Narang, MD, Toronto, Canada

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