Wednesday Workshop session: ‘Lung health in childhood’

This workshop provided a platform for lung health professionals to connect and share knowledge and experiences. The aim of this session was to encourage collaboration among women working within lung health by fostering partnerships, teamwork, and the sharing of ideas and best practices. Learn more about the event here. 

This was an interesting workshop to provide an update update on the evidence of the lung health effects of air pollution from climate-induced wildfires. The aim of this session was to offer a platform to patient representatives and professionals to discuss strategies relating to current and future impacts from wildfires in Europe. It included a policy discussion and a Q&A.

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This session provided attendees with a great opportunity to learn more about the ERN-LUNG network. It highlighted some of its achievements through funding by the European Commission and ERS. The workshop explained how ERN-LUNG can benefit undiagnosed patients and the future growth of the organisation.

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Here, the role of teams in the advancement of healthcare delivery was explored, including taking a look at how teams provide multimorbidity care to patient with lung conditions. 

The talks were followed by a group discussion to explore key topics of the International Respiratory Coalition (IRC). The IRC is founded on the idea of multistakeholder collaboration; working in teams is at the heart of the coalition. ELF brings the patients’ perspective to this initiative.

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