Drug-Induced Pneumonitis
By Leah Margolis Fingerman, NP, Interstitial Lung Disease Committee Drug-induced pneumonitis refers to inflammation of the lung parenchyma caused by a medication.... Read more.
New Critical Care Committee Co-Chairs
We are pleased to announce the new Critical Care Committee Co-Chairs, Molly Verderame and Vinny DeRienzo. Molly Verderame Molly Verderame is a... Read more.
From CHEST: APP Intersection, “Optimizing lung transplant care: The expanding role of advanced practice providers”
This month, we are highlighting an article from The American College of Chest Physicians (CHEST)’s APP Intersection written by our Transplant Committee... Read more.
“New Sepsis Guidelines Released!” from PulmCCM
Substack – PulmCCM The following preview and article are from PulmCCM, “an information service for critical care professionals.” You can register... Read more.
Announcing 2026 APAPP Awards
We are excited to announce that for the first time ever, we are giving awards at the National APAPP Conference in Las... Read more.
Meet Your New COPD Committee Chairs
Meet Your New COPD Committee Chairs At the Association of Pulmonary Advanced Practice Providers (APAPP), we believe that the future of respiratory... Read more.
The Changing Antifibrotic Landscape for the APP
The Changing Antifibrotic Landscape for the APP Kelsey Cramer DNP Antifibrotic therapy for Interstitial lung disease is shifting from a narrow, IPF-... Read more.
3 APAPP Opportunities
As we push further into 2026, our mission to advance pulmonary medicine through collaboration and leadership has never been more vital. Whether... Read more.
New APAPP Librarian
The Association of Pulmonary Advanced Practice Providers is excited to announce a key addition to our leadership team! Please join us in... Read more.
Key Aspects of Brain Death That Critical Care Clinicians Should Know
In 2023, the American Academy of Neurology published the Pediatric and Adult Brain Death/Death by Neurologic Criteria Consensus Guideline with several recommendations... Read more.