Symposiums, interviews, webinars, expert commentary and knowledge-sharing opportunities for health professionals on sleep apnoea and respiratory diseases
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09/04/2022
Dr. Møller Weinreich shares anecdotes and first-hand insights in an interesting presentation that covers current research, the Danish HFT guidelines, and why HFT is useful for different patient group...
09/04/2022
Dr Díaz Lobato presents relevant research1-4 and a patient case study in order to demonstrate HFT’s potential to improve quality of life and reduce exacerbations among hypoxemic COPD pat...
09/04/2022
Can artificial intelligence-based insights transform care pathways and assist patients with the management of their long-term conditions? Dr Carlin explores his team’s fully digital care model.
09/04/2022
Can HFT improve clinical, patient-reported and physiological outcomes in patients recovering from severe COPD exacerbation? Dr D’Cruz presents the results of a recent feasibility study.
06/01/2022
In this symposium Dr Patout will present which COPD patient is more suitable for home NIV treatment and which is more suitable for home high flow treatment and how can connected solutions be used in o...
05/19/2022
If you want to learn more about the benefits of high flow therapy in patients with chronic respiratory failure in a home setting, this webinar will give you additional clinical support. In this webina...
05/10/2022
High flow therapy is used for the treatment of various respiratory diseases in both acute and chronic patients. The webinar aims to investigate this topic and above all to give indications on how to u...
03/24/2022
Learn more about mandibular advancement device for obstructive sleep apnoea treatment
03/15/2022
Discover how Patient Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs) can be used to better manage sleep apnoea in your patient population.