Module I: treatable traits in chronic respiratory diseases: impact on clinical practice, role of GP
Introduction
In this first module, you will find two lectures and two interactive clinical cases, totaling approximately 80 minutes of content. Upon completion of the module, you will have the opportunity to fill out a questionnaire in order to obtain your UEMS certificate. Please note that it is essential to watch the videos in their entirety to be eligible for the certificate.
Summary
Welcome to Module 1 of our e-learning course, “Treatable Traits in Chronic Respiratory Diseases: Impact on Clinical Practice, Role of GP.” This module serves as a crucial foundation for understanding the evolving landscape of chronic respiratory conditions and the pivotal role that General Practitioners (GPs).
As we embark on this journey, we’ll delve into the concept of “treatable traits”—specific characteristics and factors within chronic respiratory diseases that can be effectively addressed to improve patient outcomes. With contributions from leading experts, this module offers the latest updates on treatable traits, shedding light on their significance in primary care and how they can transform our approach to treatment.
Dr. M. Thomas from the UK will present valuable insights that reinforce the essential role GPs play in identifying and treating these traits, fortifying the bridge between knowledge and practice.
Our learning journey will be illustrated with interactive clinical cases, including “Mucus Plug” and “Advanced COPD,” led by esteemed practitioners Dr. F. Baraldi and Dr. L. Morlacchi.
Enjoy Module I and don’t forget to challenge you with the Final Scientific Questionnaire
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