Upcoming Webinars
How Do We Find the Missing Millions? A Consultant Perspective
Presented by: Dr Shashank Sharma
Dr Shashank Sharma presents on how integrating secondary care with primary care can support the optimisation of COPD diagnosis for patients.
How Do We Find the Missing Millions? A Pharmacist Perspective
Presented by: Nipa Patel
Lead PCN Pharmacist Nipa Patel discusses the burden of COPD, the impact of earlier diagnosis and practicalities of finding undiagnosed patients.
Understanding Mucus, Inflammation and Infection in COPD
Presented by: Professor Dave Singh
Professor Dave Singh presents on the pathophysiology that leads to chronic bronchitis in COPD. He discusses COPD inflammation, epithelial remodelling, airway mucus function and dysfunction.
COPD, Chronic Bronchitis and Exacerbations
Presented by: Professor Wisia Wedzicha
Professor Wisia Wedzicha discusses definitions of chronic bronchitis and its prevalence in patients with COPD and potential impacts such as exacerbations, patient outcomes and mortality.
Balancing Risk and Autonomy: Young Adults Donors
Presented by: Dr Aisling Courtney, Dr Bonnie Venter and Dr Hannah Maple
Dr Aisling Courtney, Dr Bonnie Venter and Dr Hannah Maple discuss the ethical, clinical, and legal perspectives surrounding living donation and young adult donors.
Health and Social Inequalities in England
Presented by: Professor Ivan Browne OBE
Professor Ivan Browne presents on healthy life expectancy and what we can learn about the vulnerabilities in society which leads to health inequalities.
Health Inequalities in Asthma Care
Presented by: Dr Llinos Jones
Dr Llinos Jones presents on the significance of health literacy and factors that influence inequality in asthma care for clinicians to consider.
The Airway Microbiome in Health and Disease
Presented by: Dr Aran Singanayagam
Dr Aran Singanayagam presents on the presence of airway microbiota in respiratory disease and the microbiome of the respiratory tract. He also discusses how viruses can cause exacerbations in respiratory patients.
The Microbiome and Asthma
Presented by: Professor Timothy Hinks
Professor Timothy Hinks presents on the microbiome in asthma including the role of macrolides, microbiome in the development of asthma and antimicrobial stewardship.
What are the Hidden Risks Associated with Incorrect Inhaler Usage?
Presented by: Professor Anna Murphy
Professor Anna Murphy presents on her own research in which she discusses the findings of the assessment around number of doses that remain in pressurised metered-dose inhalers (pMDIs) returned by patients; with reference to the potential health implications and medicine wastage.
What is The Importance of Understanding When an Inhaler is Empty?
Presented by: Professor Will Carroll
Professor Will Carroll discusses some statistics and outlines his own experiences regarding patients being able to understand when their inhaler is empty.
Microplastics – An Emerging Threat to Lung Health?
Presented by: Dr Laura Sadofsky
Dr Laura Sadofsky sheds some light on Microplastics (MPs); she presents on the presence and impact of MPs in differing environments, with reference to future considerations for research in this area.
Why Fractional Exhaled Nitric Oxide (FeNO)?
Presented by: Dr Rory Chan
Respiratory Consultant Dr Rory Chan outlines what FeNO testing is and presents data on the link between FeNO levels, exacerbation rates and lung function decline.
FeNO Testing in Primary Care
Presented by: Sonia Silk
Senior Respiratory Specialist Nurse Lead Sonia Silk presents on the benefits of FeNO with reference to its application in the asthma pathway and practical tips for clinicians when conducting the test with patients.
Smoking Cessation Engagement: A Patient Perspective
Presented by: Suzanne Cass, Action on Smoking and Health Wales (ASH Wales)
Suzanne Cass talks about the benefits of smoking cessation services including real experiences and opinions of patients who have accessed these services.
The Impact of Smoking and E-cigarettes on Respiratory Health
Presented by: Professor David Thickett
Professor David Thickett presents data on the harms of smoking and e-cigarettes on respiratory health with reference to nicotine replacement therapy (NRT), drug smoking and vaping.
Asthma in Youth People & Encouraging ‘Adherence’
Presented by: Joanne Hamilton
Respiratory Nurse Specialist Joanne Hamilton reflects on her experience as CYP asthma practitioner and presents the factors which can influence adherence in young people with asthma.
Asthma in Young Adults
Presented by: Dr Graham Heyes
Dr Graham Heyes gives us insight into the asthma transition services at Royal Shrewsbury Hospital, including types of patients that he interacts with and some of the issues these patients face.
Preterm Birth and Adult Lung Health: Lessons From the Field of COPD
Presented by: Dr James Allinson
Dr James Allinson presents on the link between prematurity and obstructive lung function. He provides a perspective on the clinical benefits of a life course approach to COPD and lung health.
Toward Equity in Living Donation – Question & Answer Session
Presented by: Mr Frank Dor, Dr Dela Idowu and Gillian King
Join Mr Frank Dor and GOLD representatives Dr Dela Idowu and Gillian King in a Question & Answer Session. The discussion reiterates the need for clinicians and organisations like GOLD to work together to engage members of the Black community.
Can AI Help Optimise the Utilisation of Marginal Organs in Transplantation?
Presented by: Dr Georgios Kourounis & Dr Tobi Ayorinde
Dr Georgios Kourounis & Dr Tobi Ayorinde present on the OrQA and PITHIA projects. This webinar explores how AI tools aim to enhance decision making for marginal organs and the benefits and risks of AI in clinical settings.
Improving Patient Recruitment into Clinical Trials
Presented by: Dr Thomas Brown
Join Dr Thomas Brown as he presents on patient recruitment in clinical trials and the associated challenges. This presentation discusses what benefit research brings to the NHS, why patient experience is important in clinical trials and what he did to improve study recruitment.
How Best to Manage Patient Recruitment in Clinical Trials
Presented by: Benedicta Marshall-Andrew
Join Benedicta Marshall-Andrew as she presents on patient recruitment in clinical trials and the associated challenges from a Rare Disease perspective. This presentation discusses why it is relevant to involve patients early within the process, including patient recruitment channels and patient retention for clinical trials.
Prematurity is For Life, Not Just the Neonatal Unit
Presented by: Ms Mandy Daly – Co-founder of the Irish Neonatal Health Alliance
In this presentation, Ms Daly talks about how her advocacy began following the birth of her daughter. Her parental journey motivated foundation of the Irish Neonatal Health Alliance (INHA) which aims to support families and improve long-term health of preterm infants by ensuring the optimum prevention, treatment and care.
Ways of Improving Effectiveness in Respiratory Consultations
Presented by: Sarah Rust
Nurse Sarah Rust discusses ways in which clinicians can improve the effectiveness of their consultations with patients. She is joined by two respiratory patients to talk candidly about their experiences. This webinar may provide insights to improve your own consultations.
The Psychological Burden of Respiratory Conditions
Presented by: Dr Sarah Baxter
Sarah Baxter discusses the psychological burden of respiratory conditions, including some hints and tips to support difficult conversations.
Seeing the Green in Blue: NHS Net Zero Case Studies
Presented by: Dr Katherine Hickman, Dr Anu Mitra and Richard Podmore
Based on the NHS journey to net zero, Dr Katherine Hickman takes the opportunity to raise awareness of the importance of reducing carbon emissions. Dr Anu Mitra and Richard Podmore each present their own sustainable case study, supporting the reduction of the NHS carbon footprint.
Air Pollution: What Should We Tell Our Patients?
Presented by: Dr Paul Pfeffer and Dr Malcolm White
Dr Paul Pfeffer presents data on the impact of air pollution, with recognition of this impact on respiratory patients. He is joined by Dr Malcolm White who presents some UK statistics and outlines how we can collectively help to reduce air pollution.
Late Preterm Morbidity: Non-Respiratory Outcomes
Presented by: Professor Theodore Dassios
Prof. Theodore Dassios will discuss non-respiratory morbidity associated with the late preterm neonatal population, including reference to preventative strategies which can be implemented.
Respiratory Morbidity in Late Preterm and Early Term Born Infants
Presented by: Professor Anne Greenough
Prof. Anne Greenough explores respiratory morbidity in late preterm and early term born infants and highlights how this can manifest in childhood, adolescence, and adulthood.
Can Patient Choice and Sustainable Respiratory Care Coexist?
Presented by: Katie Johnston
Katie Johnston discusses how patient choice can be reconciled with sustainable healthcare policies, together promoting good respiratory care.
The Future of Respiratory Diagnostics?
Presented by: Dr Ameera Patel
Dr Ameera Patel from TidalSense presents a tool, to provide respiratory diagnostics by analysing breathing patterns. Outputs assist in with the clinical decision-making of healthcare professionals.
Current Diagnostics for Respiratory Conditions
Presented by: Dr Neil Greening
Dr Neil Greening discusses the current respiratory diagnostic landscape with reference to Spirometry, FeNO and Oscillometry.
Toward Equity in Living Donation: Empowering Teams for Change
Presented by: Mr Frank Dor, Dr Dela Idowu and Gillian King
Join Mr Frank Dor and GOLD representatives Dr Dela Idowu and Gillian King in exploring the disparities in pre-emptive living kidney donation, focusing on the barriers faced by Black and Ethnic Minorities. Learn about how GOLD seeks to empower Black kidney patients in talking to their loved ones about donation.
Asthma – COPD Overlap; Does it Exist?
Presented by: Professor Dave Singh
Professor David Singh examines the clinical characteristics of Asthma and COPD Overlap (ACO) to try and answer the question – does ACO really exist?
Asthma and COPD Overlap Case Study Discussion
Presented by: Dr Hassan Burhan
Dr Hassan Burhan presents some patient case studies outlining differing physiological features to show instances of Asthma and COPD Overlap (ACO), in discussion with Prof. Dave Singh.
What is PAL and What is the Clinical Relevance?
Presented by: Professor Salman Siddiqui
Professor Salman Siddiqui discusses Persistent Airflow Limitation, how it can be identified and managed in clinical practice.
Neonatal Lumbar Puncture: The NeoCLEAR Trial
Presented by: Professor Charles Roehr and Dr Andy Marshall
Professor Charles Roehr and Dr Andy Marshall give an overview of the NeoCLEAR trial, which aimed to improve lumbar puncture success rates in neonates.
Closing the Gap – Inequalities in Neonatal Outcomes
Presented by: Professor Karen Luyt
Professor Karen Luyt will review information derived from specific data sets & databases to illustrate the complex nature of inequalities that we see for neonatal outcomes across different demographic and geographic regions.
Why is Early COPD Diagnosis Important in Secondary Care?
Presented by: Professor James Chalmers
Prof Chalmers discusses late presentation of COPD to secondary care and lung function trajectories leading to COPD. The presentation includes the Lancet commission and the impact of early diagnosis on patients’ long-term disease progression.
Why is Early COPD Diagnosis Important in Primary Care?
Presented by: Dr Fiona Mosgrove
Dr Mosgrove discusses the importance of early COPD diagnosis from a primary care perspective, underdiagnosis, its link with health inequalities and lack of access to diagnostic testing.
How to Set Up a Group Consultation in Respiratory Long-Term Conditions
Presented by: Beverley Bostock
Beverley Bostock discusses practical tips and different factors to consider on how to effectively set up a group consultation for patients with long-term respiratory conditions.
A Formula for the Delivery of Effective Group Consultations in Respiratory Long-Term Conditions
Presented by: Darush Attar-Zadeh
Darush Attar-Zadeh explores how the effective delivery of group consultations in respiratory conditions can overcome some barriers with time-pressured 1:1 consultations and discusses positive outcomes of group consultations through real-life examples.
Transformational Medicines in Cystic Fibrosis – Learnings from HIV
Presented by: Prof. Margaret Johnson and Dr Julia Nightingale
CFTR modulators have improved the lives of many patients living with CF, however they have presented new challenges for patients and teams that treat them. During this webinar, we explore the similarities and differences between CF and HIV therapy areas.
Excellence in COPD Reviews
Presented by: Anne Marie Marley
Anne Marie Marley discusses the importance of an COPD review with the patient in mind. She considers the stage of disease, co-morbidities, advanced care planning and forming patient goals.
Pulmonary Rehabilitation Plus: Engaging Patients
Presented by: Dr Keir Philip
Dr Keir Philip explores the importance of engaging patients, and the opportunity of incorporating music and dance into respiratory disease management.
Inspiring Patients to Manage Their Breathlessness
Presented by: Dr Jane Watson
Dr Watson discusses the importance of motivating patients to manage their own breathlessness, and the consequent benefits of improved disease control.
What is the Value of CBT in Respiratory Conditions and How Does it Work in Practice?
Presented by: Dr Karen Heslop-Marshall
Dr Karen Heslop-Marshall discusses the ways in which Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) can be integrated into everyday practice to help respiratory patients with their breathlessness symptoms.
Overview of CBT and its Role in Breathlessness
Presented by: Dr Sarah Baxter
Dr Sarah Baxter gives an overview of what Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) is, and how this technique is useful in helping respiratory patients manage their breathlessness.
How Can the Healthcare Community Best Support COPD Patients and Their Carers?
Presented by: Jacqui Pollington
COPD is chronic disease that greatly impacts quality of life for both the patients as well as their carer(s), however research suggests there is still an unmet need in supporting this important patient group. This webinar discusses practical ways to support COPD patients and their carers to help optimise quality of life.
Creating a Net Zero GP Practice
Presented by: Dr Matt Sawyer
Dr Matt Sawyer explores different approaches as to how to achieve a Net Zero GP Practice in line with the NHS Long Term Plan.
Neonatal Lung Ultrasound – An Update
Presented by: Dr Mahmoud Montasser
Dr Mahmoud Montasser introduces the concept and evidence base for the use of neonatal lung ultrasound. Importantly, he describes the fundamentals of how to perform neonatal lung ultrasound and how to interpret ultrasound findings in common neonatal pathologies.
The Psychological Perspective on Adherence
Presented by: Dr Daniel O’Toole
Dr Daniel O’Toole discusses psychological perspectives of adherence, and the benefit that this can make to patient care and patient outcomes.
Clinical Challenges of Adherence
Presented by: Kirsty Honeyford
Kirsty Honeyford discusses clinical challenges of adherence, its impact on patient care and outcomes, as well as challenges in improving adherence in practice.
Shared Decision Making in Secondary Care
Presented by: Dr Ernie Wong
Dr Wong discusses shared decision making in secondary care, its impact on patient care and outcomes as well as challenges in its implementation.
Environmental Impact of SABA Overuse
Presented by: Professor Jenni Quint
Professor Jenni Quint discusses the environmental impact of poorly controlled respiratory patients and the findings of the SABINA clinical trials.
Viral Infections in Cystic Fibrosis
Presented by: Dr Anirban Maitra
An overview of the importance of viral infections in cystic fibrosis morbidity, the reasons for viral infections in patients with cystic fibrosis.
What does Inhaler Resistance Actually Mean?
Presented by: Mr David Harris
Mr David Harris explains in easy terms the key processes within a device during inhalation, like inhaler resistance and pressure drop.
What Is the Clinical Relevance of Inhaler Resistance?
Presented by: Dr Toby Capstick
Dr Toby Capstick explains lung physiology, inspirational flow, and shares his extensive knowledge on inhaler devices to guide you in finding the right device for the right patient.
Treatable Traits in Asthma
Presented by: Dr Dhananjay Desai
Dr Dhananjay Desai talks about the concept of treatable traits and how these can be identified using biomarkers in patients with asthma.
Small Airway Disease in Asthma
Presented by: Dr Richard Russell
Dr Richard Russell describes the importance of small airway disease in asthma as well as its diagnosis and impact on patients’ overall disease phenotype.
Understanding Breathlessness in Asthma
Presented by: Professor Stephen Fowler
Professor Fowler explores potential causes of breathlessness by focussing on complex breathing patterns, caused by asthma or other diseases/conditions.
Inducible Laryngeal Obstruction: Chameleon Conundrums
Presented by: Dr Jemma Haines
Dr Haines describes Inducible Laryngeal Obstruction (ILO), gives examples how this condition may present in patients and explores how it can be managed.
High SABA Use: A Sign of the Uncontrolled Asthma Patient?
Presented by: Professor Jenni Quint
Professor Jenni Quint discusses the high use of short-acting beta agonists (SABA) and asthma control, in the context of the global and UK SABINA findings.
Understanding How Biomarkers Can Improve Asthma Care
Presented by: Dr David Jackson
A discussion on the relevance of blood eosinophils and FeNO as biomarkers in asthma.
The Importance of Small Airways Disease in Asthma
Presented by: Professor Salman Siddiqui
Presentation of data from the ATLANTIS study, exploring the results of various diagnostic tools on detecting small airways disease in asthmatic patients.
Perceptions and Challenges to Adherence in Asthma
Presented by: Dr Anna Murphy
Dr Anna Murphy discusses patient barriers to inhaler adherence and how to address these with personalised care, shared decision making and health coaching.
Late Preterm and Early Term: Bigger Babies Have Challenges Too
Presented by: Professor Elaine Boyle
A summary of outcomes and implications for clinical practice for more mature early term and term preterm babies.
How Can Cord Management Enhance Physiological Newborn Transition?
Presented by: Professor Heike Rabe
Definitions of optimal cord management methods, resuscitation versus physiological transition, and the benefits of optimal cord management in term babies.
Difficult Diagnosis in Adult Cystic Fibrosis Patients
Presented by: Dr Nicholas Simmonds
Overview of wide spectrum of Cystic Fibrosis and its impact on the ability to diagnose along with the value of nasal potential difference to diagnostic process.
Transitional Care in Cystic Fibrosis
Presented by: Louise Wooldridge
A presentation on the need for transitioning of adolescents with Cystic Fibrosis to move from child-focused care to adult oriented health care.
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