ON DEMAND: ERS 2022: Highlights through an Australian lens - Sydney
Watch again as an expert panel of respiratory physicians presents their selection of clinical data from the 2022 ERS International Congress and discusses the impacts for practice. Hosted by Professor Lucy Morgan Respiratory Physician at Concord, Nepean and Macquarie University Hospitals,...
ON DEMAND: ERS 2022: Highlights through an Australian lens - Melbourne
Watch again as an expert panel of respiratory physicians presents their selection of clinical data from the 2022 ERS International Congress and discusses the impacts for practice. Hosted by Professor Christine McDonald Director, Dept of Respiratory & Sleep Medicine; Medical Director,...
COPD guidelines: still room for improvement in practice
There’s new evidence to back up existing recommendations regarding the management of COPD but it’s putting the fundamentals into practice that still needs attention. Speaking to the limbic about the 2022 update of the COPD-X guidelines, first author Associate Professor Eli Dabscheck said there was good quality evidence now for doing...
News in brief: One in three teens are vaping; Air quality data on Google Maps; Medical registration becomes more expensive
One in three teens are using vapes Public health experts are calling for stronger regulation of e-cigarette products after their research showed almost one-third of adolescents are using vapes. A survey of 721 young people aged 14 to 17 years from...
One in three teens are using vapes Public health experts are calling for stronger regulation of e-cigarette products after their...
Professional education: major CPD changes for specialists next year
Specialists have 15 months to find a ‘home’ for their continuing professional development and are likely to get at least one alternative to the RACP, the limbic can reveal. However, options are unlikely to include any of the specialty societies, at...
Specialists have 15 months to find a ‘home’ for their continuing professional development and are likely to get at least...
‘Left in the lurch’ – specialists face ruin six months after practice flood disaster
More than six months after his practice was devastated by floods, one of the remaining specialists in the northern NSW community of Lismore is still waiting on adequate support to rebuild. Dr Ken Gudmundsen’s clinic was one of dozens of businesses...
More than six months after his practice was devastated by floods, one of the remaining specialists in the northern NSW...