Chair & Moderation: Dr. Glenis Scadding & Prof. Peter Hellings

 

Allergic rhinitis and allergic asthma, united airways - Prof. David Price

Tips and tricks in the patient management including managing covid-19 in the physicians office - Prof. Philippe Gevaert

Selected patient cases - Dr. Guy Scadding

SPECIAL KEYNOTE PRESENTATIONS: The long term effects of untreated allergic rhinitis - Dr. Jeevanan Jahendran

Summary from the days program and webinar series closing remarks - Dr. Glenis Scadding & Prof. Peter Hellings

Chair & Moderation: Dr. Glenis Scadding & Prof. Peter Hellings

 

Treatment algorithms for allergic rhinitis, pocket guide, VAS and patient focus - Prof. Peter Hellings

Diagnosis (in-vivo and in-vitro) of patients with suspected respiratory allergies - Dr. Jorge Kleine-Tebbe

What if it is not allergic rhinitis? Non-allergic rhinitis - subtypes and therapies - Prof. Peter Smith

Selected Q&A - Dr. Glenis Scadding & Prof. Peter Hellings

Chair & Moderation: Dr. Glenis Scadding & Prof. Peter Hellings

 

Introduction to EUFOREA and the webinar program - Prof. Peter Hellings

Allergic rhinitis: An understated and widespread disease - Dr. Glenis Scadding

The allergic patient journey from child to adult - "The Atopic March" - Prof. Ulrich Wahn 

Efficacy of treatment options - Prof. Claus Bachert

Selected Q&A - Dr. Glenis Scadding & Prof. Ptert Hellings

Allergic rhinitis and allergic asthma, Global airways treatment concept - Prof David Price

5 Selected patient cases - Dr Guy Scadding

Tips and tricks int he patient management incl. managing covid-19 in the physician's office - Prof. Philippe Gevaert

Selected Q&A and Series closing summary

Treatment algorithms for AR, Pocket guide, VAS and patient focus - Prof Peter Hellings

Selection of patients for and management of expectation to AIT treatment of AR (House dust mite allergy) - Dr Petra Zieglmayer

Immunological mechanisms in the allergic patient including effect of treatment - Prof Stephen Durham

Selected Q&A

Introduction to EUFOREA and the webinar program - Prof. Peter Hellings

Allergic Rhinitis in perspective - Dr Glenis Scadding

The Allergic Patient journey from child to adult, access to AR treatment - Prof. Suzanne Halken

Efficacy of treatment options - Prof. Philippe Gevaert

Selected Q&A

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic EAACI has decided to hold a Digital Congress from 6-8 June 2020. This first EAACI Digital Congress will provide the same content as planned for the traditional 2020 Congress with outstanding speakers from around the world focusing on clinical allergy, both adult and paediatric, as well the underpinning basic science. The Best of the Best will be presented in live webinars and interactive webcasts during 6-8 June (https://www.eaaci.org/eaaci-congresses/eaaci-2020/scientific-programme) and many further symposia, oral abstracts and posters will be available in a recorded scientific programme.

Importantly, all content will remain available online to participants for 6 months after the Congress, allowing you to access talks of interest when it suits you.

 

The registration, at very competitive prices (Euro 175 for non-members, Euro 90 for EAACI members, free for Junior Members), is now open at: https://regonline.react-profile.org/profile/EAACI20/EAACI/en/login  

This half-day session will provide education and discussion around the topic of multimorbidity in health, with an academic focus. Experts from the University of Edinburgh and NHS Lothian will be presenting around the following provisional topics:

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• Overview of multimorbidity

• The Lothian approach to multimorbidity - House of Care

• Patient activation in COPD

• Social prescribing and the approach taken by Link Workers

• GP experience of multimorbidity and complexity

• Primary Care Policy and multimorbidity
   

We hope to see you there!

This is a FREE event, funded and hosted by Mylan, open to healthcare professionals. 

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Chair: Professor Jürgen Schwarze,  Paediatrician Specialising in Allergy and Respiratory Medicine and Edward Clark Chair of Child Life and Health, University of Edinburgh

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Speakers include:

• Dr Brian Lipworth, Head of the Scottish Centre of Respiratory Research and Clinical Professor, Ninewells Hospital and Medical School, Dundee

• Dr Siew Keh, ENT Consultant and Honorary Clinical Senior Lecturer, University of Glasgow

• Dr Ian Small, GP, Peterhead, Aberdeenshire

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Arriving by train

• Glasgow Central: 0.5 miles E from hotel

• Glasgow Queen Street: 0.9 miles NE from hotel

• Anderston: 0.1 miles from hotel

• St Enoch: 0.7 miles SE from hotel

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Arriving by bus

• Buchanan Bus Station: 1 mile from hotel

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Arriving by car

Depart M8 at J19, following signs for City Centre. On Bothwell Street stay in the left-hand lane and turn left at the traffic lights onto Pitt Street. (There is a sign for Marriott). At the traffic lights turn left onto St Vincent Street, then turn left at the traffic lights onto Newton Street, again stay in the left-hand lane and follow down to the traffic lights. Turn left at the traffic lights and the Marriott Hotel is on your left-hand side. Turn left into the car park.

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Parking

• 180 space car park located at rear of hotel

• On-site parking, fee: £3 hourly, £10 daily

*Travel costs are the responsibility of the delegate. Travel costs will not be reimbursed by the event organiser/sponsor.

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For more info including agenda, please visit the following link: http://mimsworkshops.co.uk/respiratoryallergyseries/glasgow-venue/ 

The Children and Young Peoples Allergy Network Scotland (CYANS) is running free GP allergy training sessions. The training consists of two compulsory parts, worth 5 CPD credits, and is delivered by local allergy specialists.

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1st part: Online allergy training package, developed by the Anaphylaxis campaign will take approximately 3-5 hours of study time, to be completed before the face to face training.
 
2nd part: Face to face study day delivered by local allergy specialist clinicians (CPD accredited). The day is designed to continue the learning from the online package, provide practical skills and resources for you to use in your clinical practice and give you the chance to ask the specialists questions and network with other clinicians with an interest in allergy from your local area.

Do you want to become an expert in allergy?

 

Imperial College London offers a range of courses in allergy tailored to your career ambitions. From intensive short courses in allergic airways diseases and rhinitis to a full Master’s degree in allergy, their programme has been designed to suit all levels of healthcare professionals who deal with patients with allergic conditions, including trainees, specialist doctors and nurses in Respiratory Medicine, ENT, Paediatrics and Primary Care.

With flexible and distance learning options available, you can study in a way that suits you and your schedule. Courses are run by world-leading experts and incorporate up-to-the-minute information on new research and clinical practice to ensure that what you learn is always relevant to what you do.
Apply today and build your career in the #HomeOfAllergy

The Children and Young Peoples Allergy Network Scotland (CYANS) is running free GP allergy training sessions. The training consists of two compulsory parts, worth 5 CPD credits, and is delivered by local allergy specialists.

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1st part: Online allergy training package, developed by the Anaphylaxis campaign will take approximately 3-5 hours of study time, to be completed before the face to face training.
 
2nd part: Face to face study day delivered by local allergy specialist clinicians (CPD accredited). The day is designed to continue the learning from the online package, provide practical skills and resources for you to use in your clinical practice and give you the chance to ask the specialists questions and network with other clinicians with an interest in allergy from your local area.

Venue: Edinburgh Centre for Carbon Innovation (ECCI), High School Yards, Edinburgh

Registration: FREE

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Clinicians, allied health professionals, researchers and students are warmly invited to this SARA academic event in which keynote speaker Professor Jean Bousquet will present on Change Management led by mHealth in Allergic Rhinitis.

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Researchers at the University of Edinburgh – including Professors Hilary Pinnock and Brian McKinstry – will also deliver presentations on telehealth in respiratory disease.