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Treatable Traits: Breathlessness

Breathlessness
Webinar
Free

Hear from our panel of chronic lung disease and breathlessness experts on the symptoms-based, treatable traits approach to identifying and managing breathlessness in clinical practice. Dr Hayley Lewthwaite will discuss the diverse dimensions, physiological and psychological drivers of breathlessness, as well as different tools for supporting different contexts. Ms Mary Roberts will draw on her clinical experience and research interests in breathlessness, sharing insights on optimising communication and coping strategies, as well as practical tips to support self-management.

Learning outcomes:

  • Identify the physiological and psychological manifestations of breathlessness
  • Discuss evidence-based approaches to identifying and assessing breathlessness in clinical practice
  • Describe steps to communicating effectively with patients arounds breathlessness support and coping strategies
  • Discuss practical tips to support patients in self-management of breathlessness

Ask the panel your questions at registration, or live on the night. Ms Colleen McGoldrick will lead a dedicated Q&A segment. The session will be recorded and available on-demand for those unable to attend live.

Speakers:

  • Dr Hayley Lewthwaite
    Postdoctoral Research Fellow
    NHMRC Centre of Research Excellence in Treatable Traits
  • Ms Mary Roberts
    Respiratory Clinical Nurse Consultant
    Westmead Hospital
  • Mrs Colleen Mcgoldrick
    Master of Nurse Practitioner in Chronic Disease Management
    Central Queensland University

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