Change in COPD Assessment Test (CAT) score from a stable baseline has a high predictive capability for acute exacerbations - Milan 2023

Digital health interventions for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and asthma

Chair(s): Holger Woehrle, Yet Hong Khor

Session type: Poster session

Change in COPD Assessment Test (CAT) score from a stable baseline has a high predictive capability for acute exacerbations

Henry Glyde

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Telemonitoring of patients with COPD: impact beyond hospital admissions

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Megan Robshaw

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Addressing asthma management gaps with a respiratory digital ecosystem: A preliminary analysis

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Telemonitoring of Symptoms and Lung Function in COPD for Early Detection of Exacerbations

Mustafa Abdo

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From high-resolution time series to a single, clinically-interpretable value - considerations for the aggregation of real world walking speed assessed by wearable sensors in patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)

Sarah Koch

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Descriptive analysis of conversational agent usage characteristics in an asthma app

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Digital inhaler preferences of asthma patients and healthcare providers: a discrete choice experiment

Amber Eikholt

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Feasibility of wearable smart shirt technology for daily life physiology and symptom assessment in COPD

Hayley Lewthwaite

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A digital mindfulness-based intervention for COPD patients: a pilot study investigating the effects on psychological distress and stress

Florian Vafai-tabrizi

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Evaluation of current self-management strategies in iOS and Android mobile applications on patients with asthma

Natsumi Nomura

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Digital platforms may enhance asthma outcomes when integrated with virtual care

Leanne Kaye

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Change in COPD Assessment Test (CAT) score from a stable baseline has a high predictive capability for acute exacerbations

Henry Glyde

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Development of a registry to assess adherence and digital inhaler utilization in real-world patients with asthma (AURORA): a modified Delphi study

Mechteld Wiertz

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Telemonitoring and telerehabilitation in severe COPD patients awaiting lung transplant: a descriptive study

Andre Filipe Santos Nunes

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