Respiratory
Webinar Bundle
New NICE Asthma Guidelines: What you need to know, do and who to refer
First Broadcast: 3rd May 2018
Presented by: Dr Ian Sinha
Dr Ian Sinha, Consultant Respiratory Paediatrician, Alder Hey Hospital, presents a CPD webinar on 'New NICE Asthma Guidelines: what you need to know, do and who to refer'.
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Environmental Moulds and ill-health
First Broadcast: 19th February 2018
Presented by: Dr Joanna Szram
In this webinar, first broadcast live on Monday 19th February, Dr Joanna Szram, Consultant Respiratory Physician specialising in Occupational Lung Disease, presents a masterclass on 'Environmental Moulds and ill-health'.
Indoor mould is increasingly highlighted as a health concern, both in domestic and workplace environments. This webinar will explain how mould can affect human health, and how to assess and diagnose the most common and important diseases related to mould exposure.
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Occupational Asthma - What you need to know
First Broadcast: 23rd May 2016
Presented by: Dr Jo Szram
In this webinar, first broadcast on Monday 23rd May 2016, Dr Joanna Szram, Director of Medical education at the Royal Brompton and Harefield NHS Foundation Trust, gives a talk on 'Occupational asthma: what you need to know'.
This webinar will give an overview of the patient pathway from presentation through diagnosis, management and the consequences. Dr Szram will explain the context of this within the workforce, population, regulation and the legal frameworks.
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Breathe Easy: all you need to know about interpreting spirometry in primary care
First Broadcast: 21st May 2018
Presented by: Dr Jo Szram
In this webinar, first broadcast live on Monday 21st May 2018, Dr Joanna Szram, Consultant Respiratory Physician specialising in Occupational Lung Disease, presents a CPD webinar masterclass on 'Breathe easy: all you need to know about interpreting spirometry in primary care'.
The webinar will use real-life clinical cases to focus on practical aspects of the use - and abuse - of spirometry in primary care including:
- Key aspects of physiology
- The practicalities of spirometry
- Simple interpretation of results and clinical application
- Common errors of technique and quality control
