Usefulness of NIV telemonitoring versus usual follow-up to reduce hypoventilation (eVENT ? eHealth and VENTilation - randomized trial) - Milan 2023

ALERT 2: organisation of care

Chair(s): Arzu Yorgancioglu, Frits M.E. Franssen, Anita Simonds, Jeffrey Drazen

Session type: Clinical trials session

Usefulness of NIV telemonitoring versus usual follow-up to reduce hypoventilation (eVENT ? eHealth and VENTilation - randomized trial)

Arnaud Prigent

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RCT Abstract - Effects of a digital inhaler on medication adherence and clinical outcomes in primary care asthma patients: a cluster RCT

Susanne J. Van De Hei

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Usefulness of NIV telemonitoring versus usual follow-up to reduce hypoventilation (eVENT eHealth and VENTilation - randomized trial)

Arnaud Prigent

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Automatic oxygen control during admission with exacerbation of COPD - a multicenter randomised controlled trial

Ejvind Frausing Hansen

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Wrap-up by discussant and discussion

Anita Simonds

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RCT Abstract - Minimal versus specialist equipment in the delivery of pulmonary rehabilitation: a non-inferiority RCT

Claire M. Nolan

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Late Breaking Abstract - Does ultrasound in suspected pulmonary embolism safely reduce referral to diagnostic imaging? a randomized controlled trial

Casper Falster

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Wrap-up by discussant and discussion

Frits M.e. Franssen

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Session aims

The ALERT sessions (Abstracts Leading to Evolution in Respiratory Medicine Trials) showcase important and very late-breaking clinical trial data from all respiratory disease areas. Presenters, discussants, session chairs and the audience will actively discuss the showcased trials.

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The ERS International Congress 2023, Milan

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