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Morning Sessions
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DAY 2
Chaired By: Dr Jane McDowell (Belfast), Professor Thomas Brown (Portsmouth)
8.30am - Biomarker Vs Symptom-Driven Asthma Care: The Dangers of Over-Treatment in Multimorbid Patients
Jodie Lam (London)
9.00am - Feeling Good, Doing Bad: The Dangers Of Under-Treatment In ‘Well’ Patients
Dr Sarah Diver (Leicester)
9.30am - 'Quality Of Life In Severe Asthma - Are We Measuring The Right Thing?'
Dr Mathew Masoli (Exeter)
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Chaired by: Dr Peter Cho (London) and Jennifer Butler (North Shields)
8.30am - Trials, targets and treatments: The future of chronic cough care
Dr Paul Marsden (Manchester)
9.00am - Measuring what matters in chronic cough: from symptom to solution
Professor Jacky Smith (Manchester)
Dr Ewan Mackay (London)
9.30am - Case panel discussion: Treating cough: translating data into practice
Case presentation: Dr Bashar Al Sheklly (Manchester)
Panel discussion: Session speakers, chairs and patient with lived experience
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DAY 2
Chaired by: Dr Charlotte Addy (Cardiff) and Alan Anderson (Newcastle)
8.30am - CFTR related disorders- in a respiratory clinic near you
Professor Nicholas Simmonds (London)
9.00am - Induced sputum- what, why, who, when, where and how
Dr Carwyn Bridges (Cardiff)
9.30am - "CF on the general medical take"
Professor Andrew Jones (Manchester)
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Visit the exhibition stands and view the abstract prize digital poster screens and physiology quiz on the Summer Meeting event app.
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DAY 2
Chaired by Dr Amna Burzic (Nottingham) and Dr Sinan Eccles (Pontyclun)
10.30am - Patient pathway of lung cancer (including lung cancer screening)
Julia McAdam (Shrewsbury)
11.00am - Imaging and diagnosis of anterior mediastinal lesions
Speaker to be confirmed
11.30am - Thymus, thymoma, and paraneoplastic syndromes
Yvonne Summers (Manchester)
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DAY 2
Chaired by: Nicola Speed (Cambridge) and Dr Rachel Davies (London)
10.30am - Can we treat lung disease related PH yet?
Dr Colin Church (Glasgow)
11.00am - Changing landscapes of therapeutics in pulmonary arterial hypertension
Dr Colm McCabe (London)
11.30am - Chronic Thromboembolic Pulmonary vascular disease in 2026: where are we and where are we going?
Dr Katherine Bunclark (Cambridge)
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Quiz organised by Samuel Wallbanks, Clinical Scientist, Heartlands Hospital, University Hospital Birmingham.
Join this session where colleagues will discuss the physiology quiz cases and answer questions from delegates, with answers available during this live session and online after the event. Delegates will be able to access the physiology quiz cases on the conference app throughout both days of the meeting.
Early Afternoon Sessions
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DAY 2
Vaping in children - understanding the acute and long-term risks and the need for prevention and protection
Guest lecturer: Professor Andrew Bush (London)
Introduced by: BTS President, Professor Robina Coker (London)
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Visit the exhibition stands and view the abstract prize digital poster screens and physiology quiz on the meeting app.
We will use the exhibition space for informal networking. This will centre around the BTS stand and stands from our partner organisations. Please come and chat with your fellow delegates.
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DAY 2
Chaired by: Dr Konstantinos Liatsikos (Liverpool) and Dr Charlotte Addy (Cardiff)
2.00pm – Airway clearance and mucus in bronchiectasis; where now?
Nicky Mills (Leicester)
2.30pm – Room for improvement; what’s new in self-management plans and patient education
Mrs Naomi Watt (London)
Mrs Rachel Daly (Manchester)
3.00pm – Trainees national audit in bronchiectasis; INSPIREd or not?
Dr Michael Carling (South Tees)
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DAY 2
Chaired by: Dr Eleanor Barton (Bristol) and Dr Avinash Aujayeb (North Shields)
2.00pm - Lessons from the pleural clinic – 3 cases of non-expandable lung, transudative pleural effusion and fibrinous pleuritis
Dr Selina Tsim (Glasgow)
2.30pm - A patient’s pleural journey through the MDT
Mrs Sarah Johnstone (Leicester)
3.00pm - Is your surgeon your best friend in pleural medicine?
Ms Elizabeth Belcher (Oxford)
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DAY 2
Chaired by: Rhys Hurst (Cambridge) and Christabelle Chen (London)
2.00pm - Managing complex NTM – who, when and how to treat: clinical cases and management dilemmas
Devesh Dhasmana (Fife)
2.30pm - Multidisciplinary management of NTM: how can we deliver this in practice
Jennie Keane (Rochford)
3.00pm - What matters most to people affected by NTM?
Shirley Harwood, NTM Patient Care UK
Sarah Minty, NTM Patient Care UK
Sandra Christian, NTM Patient Care UK
Late Afternoon Sessions
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Visit the exhibition stands and view the abstract prize digital poster screens and physiology quiz on the event app.
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DAY 2
Chaired by: Professor Anthony de-Soyza (Newcastle) and Nicky Mills (Leicester)
3.45pm - Defending the lungs: bronchiectasis in immunocompromised individuals
Dr Ricardo Jose (London)
4.15pm - Overlapping airways: The challenge of bronchiectasis and asthma/COPD overlap syndromes in a biologics era
Dr Fiona Mosgrove (Aberdeen)
4.45pm - Inflammation in bronchiectasis; a beginner’s guide to why it’s important and treatable
Dr Merete Long (Dundee)
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Day 2
Chaired by: Pearlene Antoine-Pitterson (Birmingham) and Mrs Alison Armstrong (Newcastle)
3:45pm - Legal and ethical decision-making in critical care
Dr Sonya Daniel (Cardiff)
4:15pm - Bridging the gap: addressing critical care outcomes for individuals with learning disabilities
Dr Ben Messer (Newcastle)
4:45pm - An MDT approach to complex decision making
Gemma Cox (Taunton)
With Dr Ben Messer and Dr Sonya Daniel - case discussion with perspectives from the whole panel
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DAY 2
Chaired by: Dr Chris Warburton (Liverpool) and Dr Kimberley Nettleton (Birmingham)
3:45pm - Spotting cases and causes of occupational and environmental airways disease
Dr Paul McKeagney (Belfast)
4:15pm - Detecting dust disease: recognising and attributing pneumoconiosis from asbestos and silica exposure
Dr Johanna Feary (London) and Ms Tamanna Kabir (London)
4:45pm - Uncovering links between work, the environment, and respiratory cancers
Dr Jennifer Hoyle (Manchester)