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Respiratory contains topics related to innovations in all aspects of respiratory care in a clinical setting, including rehabilitation.

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Moving the Wheeze - Program to develop and implement a guideline and education program to effectively manage children with moderate to severe asthma requiring <5mcg/kg/min of IV salbutamol in a ward environment instead of ED or ICU at SCH.
(Date published: 29-Oct-2008)

Evidence-based Information Booklet Developed for Lung Patients - A Cochrane-award winning evidence-based patient information booklet has gone against publication trends in consumer information for patients in its layout and length.
(Date published: 22-Mar-2006)

Bingara - The Bingara… Breathless with Anticipation team implemented strategies to improve compliance with spirometry, cigarette intake and nicotine dependence, self management plans, immunisation and exercise tolerance.
(Date published: 21-Oct-2005)

Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease - To use collaborative methodology to improve the quality of life of people with COPD and their carers, and to reduce hospital admissions by ensuring implementation of the NSW Respiratory Clinical Services Framework.
(Date published: 21-Oct-2005)

Improving Asthma care - Concerns over the standard of practice for asthma sufferers in the Geraldton region prompted a program to improve the continuity of care.
(Date published: 16-Nov-2005)

Triple A: The Adolescent Asthma Action Program - The Triple A (Adolescent Asthma Action) program was implemented across schools in Auburn (western Sydney). It is an innovative, peer-led approach, to improve asthma self-management in young people.
(Date published: 14-Oct-2008)

Improved Management for Patients with Chronic Obstructive Airway Disease at Fremantle Hospital - A project at Fremantle Hospital in WA that provides improved management for patients with chronic respiratory disease has led to a reduction in re-presentation rates and length of stay (LOS) among participants.
(Date published: 04-May-2005)