The fifth edition of the award-winning ERS Satellites will take place online on 24 February 2022. The event will offer a full-day programme covering four hot topics in respiratory medicine. Registration is free. Register now View the full programme ERS Satellites have been using the latest in live-streaming technology since 2018 – delivering education to […]
Title: "From bars and prisons to homes and care-workers: two decades of understanding second-hand smoke exposure" Date: 24th February Time: 18:30 - 19:30 Chair: Iain Wheatley, Chair of ARNS Diagnosis and Therapy Sub-Committee Speaker: Dr Sean Semple, Associate Professor, University of Stirling Sean joined the Institute of Social Marketing in January 2018 after 20 […]
9th March is No Smoking Day next year and ASH along with Breathe 2025, Fresh, GM Health and Care Partnership, Stop Smoking London, and the British Thoracic Society are producing materials to support organisations to engage with smokers. We see No Smoking Day as the start of a month of engagement and are asking organisations […]
Title: RCPE Hybrid Symposium: Changing times for Tuberculosis: building on Sir John Crofton’s legacy Date: Friday 8 April 2022 Audience: Relevant to an inter-disciplinary audience with an interest in TB control and global health, including clinicians of all grades and background, public health practitioners, specialist nurses, other allied health professionals, scientists and policymaker Remit: Tuberculosis […]
Title: Baby steps to improve Asthma Right Care for Children & Young People in NW London Date: 28th April 2022 Time: 18:30-19:30 Session aims: Achieving Quality Improvement in CYP asthma through partnership working Utilising system searches, audits, IT systems to ensure safe ordering and labelling of short acting beta2 agonists (SABA) Utilising Asthma Right Care […]
We would like to invite colleagues and friends to join ARNS on Friday 6th – Saturday 7th May 2022 at our next annual conference to celebrate our 25 year anniversary, in Birmingham (West Midlands, UK). More information of the main conference page
Respiratory disease in the era of COVID – a global perspective 22 September 2022 14:00 – 15.30 CEST FIRS and WHO have gathered experts from around the world to discuss the burden of respiratory diseases globally, what can be done to combat respiratory disease in the era of COVID, and how we can address unequal […]
The Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh are organising an Obstructive Sleep Apnoea (OSA)& Non-Invasive Ventilation (NIV) Course on Thursday 22 & Friday 23 September 2022 taking place in the College. Audience: Respiratory consultants, physiologists, senior trainees and any physicians with an interest in NIV/sleep apnoea, general practitioners and some paramedical specialists. Remit: The course […]
Designed by a multi-disciplinary team of general practice, community and integrated care respiratory experts, the packed programme will provide thought-provoking, interactive and inspiring keynote plenary presentations, patient-centred, essential clinical updates, key service development and commissioning sessions, scientific research presentations as well as practical workshops. Sessions are designed to be of equal interest regardless of where in the UK […]
The ILD-IN are pleased to announce that this years annual conference will take place on 9th & 10th October 2022 at McDonald Burlington Hotel in Birmingham. ILD-IN look forward to welcoming you to ILD Annual Conference 2022!
The 6th Clinical Update Sleep International Conference is aimed at clinicians and allied health professionals with interest in sleep medicine. The Conference will guide you through the latest developments of sleep medicine, and will review the evidence for the diagnosis and treatment of patients with sleep disorders, including obstructive sleep apnoea, hypersomnia, parasomnia and insomnia, […]
The course will appeal primarily to consultant physicians and trainees in Respiratory Medicine and ILD Specialists nurses. Learning objectives 1. Understand the importance of multi-disciplinary approach in managing patients with interstitial lung diseases 2. Be aware of the varied causes of interstitial lung diseases including idiopathic, occupational and environmental exposures, drugs, and systemic autoimmune diseases. […]
