Variability in home spirometry is associated with dyspnoea in interstitial lung disease

Remote monitoring of respiratory patients

Chair(s): Hilary Pinnock, David Drummond

Session type: Oral presentation

Iain Stewart

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Late Breaking Abstract - Exploring technology preferences and reliever inhaler use in adults with asthma survey results with behavioural segmentation analysis

Naomi Bennett-steele

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Late Breaking Abstract - Making therapy behaviour transparent by using an app and a Bluetooth® enabled electronic nebulizer, was found to increase therapy adherence.

David Fiebig

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Remote MONITORing of patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease using a tablet system. A randomized crossover study on quality of life measurements

Malte Frerichs

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Virtual ward (VW) in respiratory medicine - a fleeting premise or a sustainable enterprise?

Sivakamasundari Narayani Ampikaipakan

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Electronic monitoring with a digital smart spacer to support personalized inhaler use education in patients with asthma: the randomized controlled OUTERSPACE feasibility trial

Boudewijn Dierick

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Variability in home spirometry is associated with dyspnoea in interstitial lung disease

Iain Stewart

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Clinical validation of real-world walking cadence in patients with COPD

Laura Delgado Ortiz

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Anticipated barriers and facilitators for implementing smart inhalers in asthma medication adherence management: a qualitative study

Susanne J. Van De Hei

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Laboratory and free-living gait performance in adults with COPD and healthy controls

Joren Buekers

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