Respiratory and sleep Archives - Page 7 of 9

Podcasts

Role of triple therapy in asthma

A practical approach to assessing a patient with chronic respiratory disease.

Podcasts

Sleep & depression – What’s the connection? | Part two

A stepped approach to managing the severely depressed patient with sleep disorder and suicidal thoughts.

Podcasts

Severe COPD – O2, surgery, devices

The current indications and contraindications for home oxygen therapy/long term domiciliary oxygen therapy- when to think about more invasive treatments.

Podcasts

Sleep & depression – What’s the connection? | Part one

A very clear structured guide for GPs to manage these patients.

Podcasts

Is it possible to slow the progression of COPD?

The progression of COPD is variable due to the different predispositions of each patient- how patients with COPD progress with COVID.

Videos

Mometasone/indacaterol combination preventer inhaler for the maintenance treatment of asthma

In this Product Explainer, Dr Christopher Worsnop, Respiratory and Sleep Physician explains how to use a mometasone/indacaterol combination preventer inhaler, as well as when and to whom to prescribe to in the maintenance treatment of moderate to severe asthma (5 mins).

Podcasts

Preventing non-COVID respiratory infections – More important than ever

Current risks and challenges- what can be done at a primary care level to help reduce the morbidity and mortality from lung infections.

Podcasts

COPD management – An updated algorithm for primary care

Spirometry is mandatory in making a diagnosis of COPD- symptoms of asthma and raised blood eosinophil counts may prompt the addition of an ICS.

Podcasts

When do COPD patients need ICS?

A comprehensive framework for health professionals assessing COPD patients- evidence-based approach to management, how to decide whether inhaled corticosteroids are appropriate and how, when and for how long they should be used.

Podcasts

Management of COPD exacerbations

Treat exacerbations early, use antibiotics if you suspect an infection, add prednisolone to shorten the duration of exacerbation- for those recently hospitalised for COPD exacerbation, ensure you send to a cardiologist for full cardiac workup to exclude heart failure, ischaemia and arrhythmia.

Clinical Articles

Podcast series – Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)

You can access the series of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) podcast resources for GPs and healthcare professionals below.

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Podcasts

COPD, COVID and other jabs

COVID is not the only preventable infectious disease - influenza, pertussis, and pneumonia are also very important

Respiratory and sleep

Role of triple therapy in asthma

A practical approach to assessing a patient with chronic respiratory disease.

Sleep & depression – What’s the connection? | Part two

A stepped approach to managing the severely depressed patient with sleep disorder and suicidal thoughts.

Severe COPD – O2, surgery, devices

The current indications and contraindications for home oxygen therapy/long term domiciliary oxygen therapy- when to think about more invasive treatments.

Sleep & depression – What’s the connection? | Part one

A very clear structured guide for GPs to manage these patients.

Is it possible to slow the progression of COPD?

The progression of COPD is variable due to the different predispositions of each patient- how patients with COPD progress with COVID.

Mometasone/indacaterol combination preventer inhaler for the maintenance treatment of asthma

In this Product Explainer, Dr Christopher Worsnop, Respiratory and Sleep Physician explains how to use a mometasone/indacaterol combination preventer inhaler, as well as when and to whom to prescribe to in the maintenance treatment of moderate to severe asthma (5 mins).

Preventing non-COVID respiratory infections – More important than ever

Current risks and challenges- what can be done at a primary care level to help reduce the morbidity and mortality from lung infections.

COPD management – An updated algorithm for primary care

Spirometry is mandatory in making a diagnosis of COPD- symptoms of asthma and raised blood eosinophil counts may prompt the addition of an ICS.

When do COPD patients need ICS?

A comprehensive framework for health professionals assessing COPD patients- evidence-based approach to management, how to decide whether inhaled corticosteroids are appropriate and how, when and for how long they should be used.

Management of COPD exacerbations

Treat exacerbations early, use antibiotics if you suspect an infection, add prednisolone to shorten the duration of exacerbation- for those recently hospitalised for COPD exacerbation, ensure you send to a cardiologist for full cardiac workup to exclude heart failure, ischaemia and arrhythmia.

Podcast series – Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)

You can access the series of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) podcast resources for GPs and healthcare professionals below.

COPD, COVID and other jabs

COVID is not the only preventable infectious disease - influenza, pertussis, and pneumonia are also very important

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A practical approach to assessing a patient with chronic respiratory disease.

A stepped approach to managing the severely depressed patient with sleep disorder and suicidal thoughts.

The current indications and contraindications for home oxygen therapy/long term domiciliary oxygen therapy- when to think about more invasive treatments.

A very clear structured guide for GPs to manage these patients.

The progression of COPD is variable due to the different predispositions of each patient- how patients with COPD progress with COVID.

In this Product Explainer, Dr Christopher Worsnop, Respiratory and Sleep Physician explains how to use a mometasone/indacaterol combination preventer inhaler, as well as when and to whom to prescribe to in the maintenance treatment of moderate to severe asthma (5 mins).

Current risks and challenges- what can be done at a primary care level to help reduce the morbidity and mortality from lung infections.

Spirometry is mandatory in making a diagnosis of COPD- symptoms of asthma and raised blood eosinophil counts may prompt the addition of an ICS.

A comprehensive framework for health professionals assessing COPD patients- evidence-based approach to management, how to decide whether inhaled corticosteroids are appropriate and how, when and for how long they should be used.

Treat exacerbations early, use antibiotics if you suspect an infection, add prednisolone to shorten the duration of exacerbation- for those recently hospitalised for COPD exacerbation, ensure you send to a cardiologist for full cardiac workup to exclude heart failure, ischaemia and arrhythmia.

You can access the series of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) podcast resources for GPs and healthcare professionals below.

COVID is not the only preventable infectious disease - influenza, pertussis, and pneumonia are also very important

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