Respiratory Professional Care | 9-10 October 2024 | NEC Birmingham

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9 - 10 October 2024
NEC Birmingham

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The UK’s number one event bringing together the whole respiratory team across secondary care. Respiratory Professional Care returns to NEC Birmingham, 9-10 October 2024

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Our cutting-edge agenda - shaped by an advisory panel of experts in respiratory care - covered a range of themes, including: long covid, respiratory diagnostics, breathlessness, health inequalities, severe asthma and climate change. In addition, we will have the latest on asthma, COPD, lung cancer, ILD and pulmonary rehabilitation.

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09:00 09:05

Chair's Opening Remarks

Respiratory Keynote Theatre

Steve Holmes, GP, Regional Clinical Respiratory Lead (South West) - Park Medical Practice, Primary Care Respiratory Society, NHS England
09:05 09:45

Friendly Fire: Steroid stewardship in respiratory disease

Respiratory Keynote Theatre

Oral corticosteroids are commonly used in respiratory disease but come with a huge burden of adverse effects. In this talk I will discuss benefits, risks and harm-mitigation strategies in prescribing ...

Professor Anna Murphy, Consultant Respiratory Pharmacist - University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust

Ryan Hamilton

Richard Russell, Consultant Respiratory Physician - Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
10:00 10:45

Diagnosing and treating tobacco dependency during an acute hospital admission: a new national framework for all hospital clinicians

Respiratory Keynote Theatre

Tobacco dependency is both the most common and deadliest co-morbidity a hospital clinician will encounter. The British Thoracic Society has developed a standardised framework to empower hospital clini ...

Matthew Evision, Consultant Chest Physician - Wythenshawe Hospital
11:45 12:30

Virtual Care and AI for proactive COPD management

Respiratory Keynote Theatre

This session will share the experience of how Lenus- COPD digital support has helped transform the care of our patients and community respiratory team across Highland - a large geographical area with ...

Mike Crooks, Professor and Consultant in Respiratory Medicine - University of Hull and Hull University Teaching Hospital Trust

Michelle Duffy, Advanced Practice Respiratory Nurse, Community Respiratory Team - NHS Highlands
14:00 14:45

Addressing inequalities in respiratory outcomes: providing systems with tools to deliver change

Respiratory Keynote Theatre

Jonathan Fuld, National clinical director for respiratory disease and Consultant Respiratory Physician - NHS England and Cambridge University Hospitals NHS FT
15:00 15:30

Breathless during sport - what next?

Respiratory Keynote Theatre

James Hull, Consultant Respiratory Physician - The Institute of Sport, Exercise and Health
15:45 16:30

The evolution of pulmonary embolism management: where machine meets man

Respiratory Keynote Theatre

Colin Church, Consultant in Pulmonary Vascular and Respiratory Medicine - Queen Elizabeth University Hospital
16:45 16:50

Chair's Closing Remarks

Respiratory Keynote Theatre

Steve Holmes, GP, Regional Clinical Respiratory Lead (South West) - Park Medical Practice, Primary Care Respiratory Society, NHS England

09:25 09:30

Chair's Opening Remarks

Respiratory Keynote Theatre

Steve Holmes, GP, Regional Clinical Respiratory Lead (South West) - Park Medical Practice, Primary Care Respiratory Society, NHS England
09:30 10:00

How to spot the allergic driver for asthma symptoms

Respiratory Keynote Theatre

Robin Gore - Cambridge university hospitals trust
10:15 11:00

Air pollution: understanding the impact on children's respiratory health

Respiratory Keynote Theatre

We all know that the environment we live in impacts on our health and the health of our children. What can we learn from research up to now and how can we advocate for better and cleaner air both insi ...

Abigail Whitehouse, Senior Clinical Lecturer in Children’s Environmental Health and Honorary Consultant in Paediatric Respiratory - Queen Mary, University of London
11:15 11:45

Will the new NHS 10 year plan be a breakthrough moment for respiratory?

Respiratory Keynote Theatre

Every 5 minutes someone dies from a lung condition in the UK – together they are the UK’s third biggest killer. But for too long the government hasn’t taken lung health seriously. Lung conditions cost ...

Sarah Sleet, Chief Executive Officer - Asthma and Lung UK
13:15 13:45

Immunotherapy in allergic airways disease

Respiratory Keynote Theatre

Joanna Lukawska, Consultant in Allergy Medicine - University College London Trust
14:00 14:45

ILD: Digital health the present and future

Respiratory Keynote Theatre

We acknowledge that COVID-19 pandemic was a disrupter in accelerating digital approaches to the delivery of healthcare. Tomorrow's NHS requires a robust infrastructure with integrated AI. In the prese ...

Anne-Marie Russell, Jenny Jones Chair of Nursing Science - University of Birmingham
15:00 15:55

TBC Session

Respiratory Keynote Theatre

Richard Russell, Consultant Respiratory Physician - Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
15:55 16:00

Chair's Closing Remarks

Respiratory Keynote Theatre

Steve Holmes, GP, Regional Clinical Respiratory Lead (South West) - Park Medical Practice, Primary Care Respiratory Society, NHS England

09:10 09:15

Chair's Opening Remarks

Respiratory Clinical Theatre

Mukesh Singh, GPwSI, Respiratory Lead and Senior Partner - Staffordshire ICS and Horse Fair Practice
09:15 10:00

Pulmonary hypertension: diagnosis and management

Respiratory Clinical Theatre

Robin Condliffe, Consultant Physician - Sheffield Teaching Hospital NHS Trust
10:15 10:45

Update on the NCEPOD community acquired pneumonia report

Respiratory Clinical Theatre

Neil Smith, Deputy Chief Executive and Senior Clinical Researcher - NCEPOD
13:00 13:45

Managing asthma in the era of biologics

Respiratory Clinical Theatre

Pujan H Patel MD, Consultant in Respiratory Medicine and Honorary Clinical Senior Lecturer - Severe Asthma Service, Royal Brompton Hospital, Guy's and St Thomas' NHS FT and Imperial College
14:00 14:45

Diagnostic breathlessness pathways - now and in the future

Respiratory Clinical Theatre

Rachael Evans, Clinical Associate Professor and Honorary Consultant Respiratory Physician
15:00 15:45

COPD and its development across the lifecourse

Respiratory Clinical Theatre

James Allinson, Respiratory Consultant and Honorary Senior Clinical Lecturer - Royal Brompton Hospital and National Heart and Lung Institute, Imperial College, London
16:00 16:45

Lung volume reduction surgery (LVRS): expanding treatments for reducing lungs in COPD

Respiratory Clinical Theatre

Tom Ward, -- - NIHR Leicester Biomedical Research Centre (Respiratory)
16:45 16:50

Chair's Closing Remarks

Respiratory Clinical Theatre

Mukesh Singh, GPwSI, Respiratory Lead and Senior Partner - Staffordshire ICS and Horse Fair Practice

09:25 09:30

Chair's Opening Remarks

Respiratory Clinical Theatre

Dr David Farmer, Locum GP and Medical Director - ADAPt Pharmacy
09:30 10:00

Multimorbidity in people with respiratory conditions

Respiratory Clinical Theatre

Beverley Bostock, Advanced Nurse Practitioner in long-term conditions - Mann Cottage Surgery
10:15 11:00

OCS-sparing approaches - when and how to assess for adrenal insufficiency

Respiratory Clinical Theatre

Mark Gurnell, Professor of Clinical Endocrinology & Clinical Lead for Endocrine Services - University of Cambridge and Cambridge University Hospitals Trust
11:15 11:45

Update on the BTS clinical statement on chronic cough

Respiratory Clinical Theatre

Sean Parker, Consultant Respiratory Physician and Chair - Northumbria Healthcare Trust and BTS Cough Specialist Advisory Group
12:00 12:30

TBC Sponsored Session

Respiratory Clinical Theatre

Catherine Heffernan, Consultant in Public Health
13:15 14:00

CYP asthma transformation pilot: making service improvements in secondary care

Respiratory Clinical Theatre

Suzanne Bailey, ICS Children and Young People's Clinical Respiratory Lead - Surrey Heartlands ICS
14:15 15:00

Advances in the prevention and treatment of bronchiolitis of infancy

Respiratory Clinical Theatre

Bronchiolitis of infancy is the commonest single cause of hospitalisation of babies in developed countries. Globally, Human Respiratory Syncytial Virus "RSV" is the most common killer of children in t ...

Calum Semple, Professor of Child Health and Outbreak Medicine and Consultant Physician - University of Liverpool and Alder Hey Children's Hospital Trust
15:15 15:45

Occupational lung disease: what you need to know.

Respiratory Clinical Theatre

Jo Szram, Consultant Respiratory Physician, Occupational Lung Disease Service - Imperial College London
15:45 15:50

Chair's Closing Remarks

Respiratory Clinical Theatre

Dr David Farmer, Locum GP and Medical Director - ADAPt Pharmacy

09:45 10:15

Staffordshire in Review - Home Oxygen & Pulmonary Rehabilitation

Respiratory Skills Theatre

This is a split session where Vicky and Sarah Richardson (Physiotherapist) will share service transformation and case studies with the audience, to describe how Staffordshire community services are me ...

Mukesh Singh, GPwSI, Respiratory Lead and Senior Partner - Staffordshire ICS and Horse Fair Practice

Vicky Campbell, Nurse Consultant – Respiratory - Midlands Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust

Sarah Richardson, Programme manager - MPFT
10:15 10:45

Pulmonary rehabilitation - challenges and successes with Staffordshire's approach

Respiratory Skills Theatre

Mukesh Singh, GPwSI, Respiratory Lead and Senior Partner - Staffordshire ICS and Horse Fair Practice

Vicky Campbell, Nurse Consultant – Respiratory - Midlands Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust

Sarah Richardson, Programme manager - MPFT
11:00 11:30

The impact of MART and AIR therapy

Respiratory Skills Theatre

Preeti Minhas, Director of Clinical Development - Education for Health
11:45 12:15

Occupational asthma.

Respiratory Skills Theatre

Vicky Moore, Clinical Scientist / Deputy Service Lead for Respiratory - University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire / University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Trust
13:15 13:45

The jigsaw approach to asthma diagnosis

Respiratory Skills Theatre

Dermot Ryan, Honorary Clinical Research Fellow, Usher Institute, University of Edinburgh - Director, International Primary Care Respiratory Group
14:00 14:30

Aerogen

Respiratory Skills Theatre
14:45 15:15

Paediatric asthma – FeNO and spirometry

Respiratory Skills Theatre

Joe Madge, Head of Paediatric Respiratory Physiology - Leicester Children's Hospital
15:30 16:00

COPD: all in the mind?

Respiratory Skills Theatre

Beverley Bostock, Advanced Nurse Practitioner in long-term conditions - Mann Cottage Surgery
16:15 16:45

The new NICE Asthma guidelines. Is there a place for FeNO?

Respiratory Skills Theatre

This session will give an introduction to the new Asthma guidelines and how FeNO will play a part. This will include the use of case studies to demonstrate the effectiveness of FeNO testing for the ma ...

Beverley Bostock, Advanced Nurse Practitioner in long-term conditions - Mann Cottage Surgery

10:00 10:45

Pulmonary hypertension: picking the right patients to refer and treat and how

Respiratory Skills Theatre

Luke Howard, Consultant Pulmonologist - Imperial College Healthcare Trust
11:00 11:45

Threats to the respiratory health of children and young people

Respiratory Skills Theatre

Ian Sinha, CONSULTANT RESPIRATORY PAEDIATRICIAN - Alder Hey Children's Hospital
12:45 13:15

Spirometry and FeNO

Respiratory Skills Theatre

Rosie Fillingham, -- - --

Asia Awal, Senior Respiratory Physiologist - --
12:45 13:15

Buteyko breathing techniques in clinical practice

Respiratory Skills Theatre

We aim to introduce breathing pattern disorders, how to recognise them in clinical practice and review treatment concepts. We will cover a range of Buteyko Breathing Techniques and link them to clinic ...

Claire Hepworth, Clinical Specialist Respiratory Paediatric Physiotherapist - Buteyko Breathing Association

Charlotte Wells, Clinical Specialist Respiratory Physiotherapist - British Buteyko Association
14:30 15:00

Exploring inhaler technique and environmental impact

Respiratory Skills Theatre

Preeti Minhas, Director of Clinical Development - Education for Health
15:15 15:45

Lung function and targeted health checks.

Respiratory Skills Theatre

Joanna Purvis, Clinical Service Manager for Cardiac, Respiratory, sleep and upper GI Physiology services - George Elliot Hospital

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Respiratory Professional Care provides educational content tailored to respiratory professionals, including updates on the latest research, clinical guidelines, and best practices in respiratory care.

Our programme features expert speakers and presenters from various disciplines within respiratory care, including respiratory physicians, nurses, therapists, and researchers, providing valuable insights and perspectives on a range of key topics.