The SRNF aim is to provide information, education & resources to assist Health Professionals provide a high standard of care to people with respiratory disease.
Scotland, United Kingdom
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Scottish Respiratory Nurse Conference 7th & 8th November. Places still left to attend. A very varied programme with specialist respiratory speakers from across Scotland. Fantastic chance to network 🩻🩺🫁
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Did you know that a brand new treatment for bronchiectasis – the first ever treatment developed specifically for this condition – could be available within the next few years?
ALT A new treatment has been found for bronchiectasis. Helen, living with the condition, said 'it took 30 years to get a diagnosis and understand what was happening to me." Professor James Chalmers said, 'Brensocatib would be the first treatment in it's class - it could offer a completely new approach...heralding a new era for bronchiectasis.'
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We did it! The first approved medication for bronchiectasis
Brensocatib approved by the FDA in the United States. A great day for patients and the scientific community that made this happen. Thank you Insmed, all investigators and participants
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Pulmonary Rehabilitation Week
👉Ideas to raise awareness
👉Press Release
👉Videos
👉QR Codes
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#pulmonaryrehab
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When science delivers, we celebrate!
Congrats to the researchers, patients, and the bronchiectasis community on this milestone.
Brensocatib is officially in the spotlight!
#Bronchiectasis #Brensocatib #NEJM #LungHealth #ClinicalTrials #PulmonaryMedicine #RespiratoryHealth
Adam T. Hill, MD, describes the scientific foundations of a phase 3 study of brensocatib for the treatment of bronchiectasis.
Read the editorial “Defanging the Neutrophil to Treat Bronchiectasis”: nej.md/4cANv89
ALT An illustrated diagram of the neutrophil — defender and offender.
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The Bronchiectasis & NTM Care Centers from the Southeast US have established a regional consortium dedicated to the evaluation and treatment of patients with a diagnosis of BE and/or NTM.
🗓️ Mar 14, 2025
⏰ 2:00-5:00 PM ET
Register now: bit.ly/3R6s0lL
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Please share this resource for doctors and trained asthma nurses. @rotherhamresp @rcgp @asthmalunguk
GINA are hosting a new podcast: Asthma with Experts is available from :
Spotify : open.spotify.com/show/6CMdA6……
Apple : podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcas…
as well as on our GINA website(ginasthma.org/gina-podcasts/
Please share and follow us.
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Want to breathe cleaner air in Scotland?
Support our @scotparl petition and add your signature to call on the @ScotGov to adopt stricter air quality limits.
Go to: petitions.parliament.scot/pe…
#ClearingTheAirScotland
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#pulmonaryrehab
#pulmonaryrehabilitation
"The most underused drug in the history of medicine"
#WorldCOPDDay
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It’s been a busy #WorldCOPDDay for me from reviewing patients to planning for a major innovation in Scotland, it’s all been on the cards today! Key is in collaborative multidisciplinary work ethos! Attached are the key changes in GOLD2025 recommendations
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Today is World COPD Day 🫁
We are at the @scotparl to raise awareness to help support the 140,000 people living with COPD in Scotland, with many more undiagnosed.
Many thanks to @GillianMacMSP for helping us highlight this important day.
#WorldCOPDDay
