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GOLD 2023 COPD Update: Controversies, opportunities, and relevance to Australian practice

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Type: On-demand
Recorded: 31 May 2023

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GOLD 2023 COPD Update: Controversies, opportunities, and relevance to Australian practice

On-demand recorded 31 May 2023

The GOLD 2023 Guidelines have been updated to reflect the body of evidence in the treatment and management of COPD.

This session will outline the new GOLD 2023 Guidelines and their impact on clinical practice, with a focus on:
-   Treatable traits and how they shape COPD treatment
-   Relevance of international guidelines on Australian practice and primary care
-   Principles for appropriate inhaler choice and environmental considerations

Learning outcomes

Identify the key changes and recommendations of the new GOLD global COPD Guidelines and their relevance to local practice
Determine which patients would benefit from bronchodilator and/or inhaled corticosteroid therapy
Differentiate between the different types of inhalers and recommend appropriate inhaler choice based on key principles

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Host

Dr Kerry Hancock
Chair RACGP Specific Interests Respiratory Medicine

Dr Kerry Hancock is a GP with over 38 years experience in clinical practice with most of that time as a principal of a self-established practice in Adelaide. Dr Hancock’s active participation with respiratory organisations, government health services, research activities, and the RACGP has enabled her to be involved in the development of national primary care-focused respiratory management guidelines, educational activities, and the development and promulgation of tools to assist GPs, practice nurses and pharmacists in the management of their patients with respiratory and related disorders. She is Chair RACGP Specific Interests Respiratory Medicine, Chair Lung Foundation Australia (LFA) Primary Care Clinical Council, member LFA Clinical and Research Council and COPD Clinical Advisory Committee, Honorary Fellow Allergy and Lung Health Unit Melbourne School of Population and Global Health The University of Melbourne, previous Principal Medical Officer and Board member / Director Asthma Foundation SA and previous Chair GP Asthma Group National Asthma Council.

Presenter

Assoc Prof John Blakey
Consultant in Respiratory and Sleep medicine, Sir Charles Gairdiner Hospital

Assoc Prof John Blakey is a Consultant in Respiratory and Sleep Medicine at Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital, Perth. He has clinical expertise in asthma and airways diseases. His main research interest is in health service delivery, particularly the move toward assessment of future risk as a key aspect of asthma care, and the use of newer connected technologies. His research has been published in leading journals such as The Lancet, JACI, Thorax, and AJRCCM. He continues to be research active through adjunct positions with Curtin University and UWA. He undertakes advisory and committee work for Asthma Australia and Asthma WA, and is WA branch President of TSANZ.

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