The 3rd annual meeting in Atlanta gives dermatology NPs and PAs 4 case-based breakout sessions and a general education session in a focused, small-group setting.
|Articles|March 23, 2023
Highlights from AAD 2023
Author(s)Lauren Buchanan, MA, Managing Editor
More than 300 innovative sessions, an engaging exhibit hall, and heartfelt networking—there was a lot to pack into AAD 2023! Here are the highlights.
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