Professor Vibeke Backer and Peter Gibson digs into how you can organise a patient centric Asthma clinic with cross-functional engagement, especially between asthma and chronic rhinosinusitis by sharing their experiences from the clinic.

The Future and Treatable Traits

Jan 24th, 2024 8m 8s

The last episode explores the future of asthma and treatable traits, and how can we as healthcare providers help them move forward in the best way possible.

Different Models of Care and Treatable Traits

Jan 3rd, 2024 17m 24s

What are the different models of care in Asthma? 😮‍💨Get the experts' insights on what to do and that NOT to do in terms of Asthma care.🎙️ Listen to episode 6 of our podcast ‘Treatable Traits and Asthma’ where many aspects are being discussed

Different Biomarkers and Treatable Traits

Dec 13th, 2023 17m 6s

How do you use information from the assessments in diagnosing asthma, and what is the appropriate action?Tune in and get the experts' perspectives on assessment and biomarkers in the 5th episode of our podcast ‘Treatable Traits and Asthma’⬇️

Risk Factors and Treatable Traits

Nov 22nd, 2023 27m 37s

How do you identify the risk factors of your Asthma patients? And what is the MOST important treatable trait amongst these risks? Hear what professor Ian Pavord, Peter Gibson and Vibeke Backer thinks.🎙 The 4th episode of our new podcast series

Treatable Traits and Type 2 inflammation

Oct 30th, 2023 21m 44s

🎙️ Dive into Type 2 Inflammation with Us! Discover the latest insights and practical applications for clinical practice. Join our podcast and stay informed 🌟🔬

Treatable Traits in Upper and Lower Airways and Comorbidities

Oct 30th, 2023 16m 12s

🎙️ Tune in to our latest podcast episode! Explore the crucial role of pulmonologists in addressing nasal obstruction and loss of smell. Discover why it matters and how it impacts patient care. Don't miss this insightful discussion! 🌬️👃

Treatable Traits in General

Oct 13th, 2023 15m 41s

Listen to Professor Peter Gibson, Professor Ian Pavord and Professor Vibeke Backer discussing why treatable traits in asthma is important.MAT-DK-2200672, v1, oct 2023

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