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World Asthma Day 2022: a morning of learning on children and young people’s asthma
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#IPCRG 2021 webinar recordings:
Richard Iles: From large scale data can we identify individual risk factors?
Webinar recordings and slides from #AskAboutAsthma 2021:
Slides:
Ask About Asthma conference 2021 slides – if you’d like to request the slides for individual presentations, please email england.CYPtransformationLDN@nhs.net to request.
Recordings:
Welcome, introduction and background – Oliver Anglin, Clinical Director for CYP Transformation – NHSE (London) & Clinical Lead for Children and Young People – North Central London CCG, – Jen Townshend, General and respiratory paediatrician, Great North Children’s Hospital, Newcastle upon Tyne, Chief Executive of BEATAsthma
Patient Voice – our healthcare journey – Aishah Farooq & Haania Hussain, patient and public voice partners at NHS England
National update – Matthew Clark, National Specialty Advisor for Children and Young People at NHS England
Ensuring effective transition: working with adult respiratory services – Louise Fleming, Consultant in Paediatric Respiratory Medicine, Royal Brompton and Harefield Hospital Trust & Clinical Senior Lecturer at Imperial College London
Clinical update – Ian Sinha, Consultant respiratory paediatrician from Alder Hey Children’s Hospital
BEAT Asthma – working together in the North East and beyond – Jen Townshend, General and respiratory paediatrician, Great North Children’s Hospital, Newcastle upon Tyne, Chief Executive of BEATAsthma
Salbutamol: relief or rescue – time to put out the fire? – Louise Fleming, Consultant in Paediatric Respiratory Medicine, Royal Brompton and Harefield Hospital Trust & Clinical Senior Lecturer, National Heart and Lung Institute
What to include in a post – attack review; where and when should it be held? – Chin Nwokoro, Chair (Consultant Respiratory Paediatrician and Honorary Clinical Senior Lecturer, Barts Health NHS Trust and Queen Mary University of London), Richard Chavasse, Paediatric respiratory consultant, St George’s Hospital London, Carol Stonham, Respiratory Nurse NHS Gloucestershire CCG, Executive chair PCRS , Oliver Anglin, Clinical Director for CYP Transformation – NHSE (London) & Clinical Lead for Children and Young People – North Central London CCG
Webinar recordings and slides from #AskAboutAsthma 2020
Role of pharmacy for children and young people’s asthma during Covid, 14 Sept 2020
Raj Matharu – Welcome, context and vision: incorporating pharmacy into acute/elective teams
Bipin Patel – Joining up primary and community asthma care: Bexley CYP inhaler pilot
A film about the Bexley Pharmacy pilot, which aimed to provide pharmacists with an online tool to review patients with asthma from 5 to 25 years old.
Darush Attar – Responding to Covid-19: remote inhaler technique training
Marsha Alter – Looking to the future: what do patients want from their pharmacists and how technology can improve care
Supporting the older child: transition to adult care and the relationship between anxiety and asthma, 15 Sept 2020
Sam Prigmore & Fran Beresford – Transition to adult care
AskAboutAsthma 2020 – In the time of Covid-19, 16 Sept 2020
Virtual Conference – AskAboutAsthma in the time of Covid-19
How specialist nurses can support 3 asks and improve asthma care across the system, 17 Sept 2020
Tori Hadaway – How specialist nurses can support 3 asks
Why is good primary care essential for children and young people’s asthma, 18 Sept 2020
Julia Moody and Ren Lawlor – Why is good primary care essential
Webinar one: Transforming care across the system: asthma toolkit for children and young people – Sara Nelson and Richard Iles
Webinar two: The role of community pharmacy in asthma management – Donal Markey, Richard Goodwin and Finlay Royle
Webinar three: The Asthma Life Improver Score improving outcomes for families living with asthma – Georgina Craig and questions
Webinar four: severe asthma Dr Louise Fleming and questions