Nous vous invitons à participer à la plus récente séance « Demandez à l’expert » avec Linda Perron, une inhalothérapeute spécialisée en MPOC au Québec. Elle fournira des conseils sur la meilleure façon de prendre en charge la MPOC, sur l’importance du dégagement du mucus et des médicaments par inhalation, ainsi que sur l’impact que la COVID-19 peut avoir sur la MPOC.

Durant le webinaire, on répondra à des questions comme les suivantes :

Management of your respiratory condition such as asthma or COPD is more important than ever. As such, we would like to invite you to join Dr. Douglas Mack and Dr. Mariam Hanna as they discuss:

• How to best manage your and/or your child’s asthma
• How to achieve good asthma control
• What to do in an asthma emergency
• Tips and tricks for administering inhaler medication to children

Emergency room visits for asthma spike in September with the return of kids to school and adults to the office after summer.

Join Dr. Douglas Mah as he explains this phenomenon and provides useful tips on how to manage asthma during this challenging seasonal transition.

BACK-TO-SCHOOL and BACK-TO-THE-OFFICE:

We invite you to join the latest “Ask the Expert” session with Kathy Hayward, Respiratory Educator at Calgary COPD & Asthma Program, as she provides tips for how to best manage COPD, the importance of mucus clearance and inhaled medications, and the impact COVID-19 may have on COPD.

This webinar will answer questions like:

Watch Clearing the Airways webinar, hosted by the Canadian Healthcare Network and led by our multidisciplinary panel of respiratory experts, including Dr. Sacha Bhinder, Respirologist, Duaa Elfar, Clinical Pharmacist and Certified Respiratory Educator (CRE), and Jacqueline Turvey, Registered Respiratory Therapist and CRE. Facilitated by our moderator Kathy Hayward, Clinical Pharmacist and CRE, our respiratory experts engage in a stimulating discussion on the use of OPEP therapy as an effective tool in the management of mucus hypersecretion and explore how superior patient

Did you know that cold air can exacerbate the symptoms of those affected by respiratory conditions such as Asthma or COPD?^1,2 By irritating your airways, and causing you to produce more mucus, cold air can trigger or further intensify pre-existing symptoms.^1,2  

Effective management of your COPD patients in COVID times - How to help keep them out of the hospital

We invite you to join in on the conversation with Dr. Alan Kaplan as he discusses COVID-19 risk for COPD patients, pharmacological and non-pharmacological COPD treatments, and tips for conducting virtual COPD visits.

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