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Wishing our research colleagues a fantastic time at the @BTSrespiratory Winter Meeting today! 🫁
Together, we're striving for better respiratory outcomes and working to make the UK a global leader in lung research. Let's transform the future of lung health!
We're so excited to be at @BTSrespiratory Winter Meeting. Come and find us on floor 3 at stand 47 in the Benjamin Britten Lounge to hear all about our work and breathlessness! #BTSWinter2024
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As #LungCancerAwarenessMonth draws to an end, I reflect on the link between silicosis and lung cancer. We are seeing an increase in #silicosis cases caused by working with #engineeredstone. Action needs to be taken to prevent unnecessary silica-induced lung cancer diagnoses.
Silicosis is a lung disease caused by exposure to silica dust. With an increase in cases, our expert @Hannahwall96, who supports those diagnosed with industrial diseases, explores how workers can be protected and the link between silicosis and lung cancer: bit.ly/4g42jfX
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NICE recommends a new take at home injection treatment for adults with a rare inherited nerve disease.
Find out more about eplontersen for treating hereditary transthyretin-related amyloidosis: nice.org.uk/guidance/ta1020/…
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Launched today 🚀 First steps to implement the new BTS/NICE/SIGN asthma guideline.
This is a high-level summary of what the new guideline means for you as a primary healthcare professional and what steps you need to take to implement it effectively.
▶️ ow.ly/Wgev50UgKbY
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Lung conditions are the leading cause of emergency hospital admissions and levels of basic care are on a downward trend - powerful words from @swoolnough at #BTSWinter2024
APPG Respiratory Health retweeted
New UK-wide asthma guideline launched
Developed collaboratively by BTS, NICE, and SIGN, it revolutionises asthma diagnosis and treatment by recommending combination treatments instead of ‘reliever-only’ inhalers for newly diagnosed cases.
Learn more: tinyurl.com/35e3vtpk
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#bts2024 - have a look at the GINA diagnosis and treatment booklet on Severe asthma
The GINA 2024 Diagnosis and Management of Difficult-to-treat & Severe Asthma Guide is now available to download and purchase printed copies. Visit: ginasthma.org/severe-asthma/
APPG Respiratory Health retweeted
📢New UK-wide asthma guideline launched
Developed by @BTSrespiratory, NICE and @signguidelines it revolutionises asthma diagnosis and treatment by recommending combination treatments instead of ‘reliever-only’ inhalers for newly diagnosed cases.
🔗nice.org.uk/news/articles/ne…
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This month, #pulmonaryfibrosis was raised as a key issue in a parliamentary debate.
Thank you to @michellewelshMP for championing the work of APF and calling on the NHS to implement our new consensus care pathway for ILD services.
Find out more here:
actionpf.org/news/putting-th…
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Research tells us that SABA overuse is an indicator of poorly controlled asthma - so what conversations do we need to have for that to change?
PCRS members can tune in to this podcast for a break down of these challenging conversations 🎧 ow.ly/kB5R50UeGKM
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As part of the Medical Care – driving change respiratory focus for October, we collaborated with @BTSrespiratory.
We’ve included pieces from NRAP clinical lead @ProfWilks, sustainability lead @DrHClements and @NHSEngland’s Targeted Lung Health Check: ow.ly/Mozl50Q3zom
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The @LCAM_org and @GO2forLungCancr are bringing together an international panel of speakers to discuss the global challenges of lung cancer stigma during Lung Cancer Awareness Month.
Held on 16th November, 2023 at 6pm UK time - register now lcam.org/2023live/
#LCAM23
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As winter approaches in the Northern Hemisphere so does the risk of virus infections. So people with asthma ( & their doctors & nurses) must ensure good asthma control. Please share @PCRSUK @asthmalunguk @bcyp_nhsldn @EuroRespSoc @EFA_Patients open.spotify.com/episode/7BW…
APPG Respiratory Health retweeted
Please do circulate this #spirometry survey to anyone who has a role in respiratory disease and has/or is undertaking the ARTP assessment process.
Closing date Monday 13th November
APPG Respiratory Health retweeted
Replying to @seaningle @LucyMPowell
There is a current policy idea that the optimal way to get exercise is to cycle to work (when not wfh), led by @activetraveleng.
This correlates with disinvestment in public transport or more popular fitness alternatives.
@allpartycycling @APPGHealthInfra @AppgHealth
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This is an awesome job, take it from me 😉, with a great team and real opportunity to make a difference to the care of millions living with asthma and COPD in the UK.
👀 ⬇️.
The National Respiratory Audit Programme (NRAP) is seeking a Senior Clinical Lead from 1 June 2023. The RCP invites its fellows to apply for this exciting leadership role. Deadline is Friday 31 March 2023. Further details are available at ow.ly/Fw5B50NfytZ @HQIP
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Please share:@ProfHurst @rcgp @theRCN @RCPCHtweets @PCRSUK @irishthoracicS @SevereAsthmaCRE @AsthmaSpotlight @AsthmaCanada @WeNurses @JohnathanLaird
APPG Respiratory Health retweeted
Great to see the launch of the @AppgHealth report on asthma today. There is A LOT to do. @DHSCgovuk @NHSEngland must recommit to increasing uptake of biologics in line with other countries & @NICEComms needs to rethink the current treatment guidelines (& include severe asthma!)
🧵It’s fantastic to see today’s APPG report on improving the lives of people with asthma. These recommendations need to be implemented as quickly as possible to ensure people have better access to assessment, diagnosis, management and treatment. appg-respiratory.co.uk/
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The excellent All Party Parliamentary Respiratory Group report "Improving Asthma Outcomes in the UK – One Year On" is published today Please share the full report - appg-respiratory.co.uk
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New report published by @AppgHealth on #Asthma outcomes in the UK.
BREATHE expert @Monfletch believes the recommendations could have a major impact if implemented at scale and pace.
🖱Read our summary on the BREATHE website: bit.ly/3owK3n2
@DHSCgovuk #ICS #COVID19



































