Leveraging the strengths of "big data" to drive improvements in the treatment and management of chronic lung diseases
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Leaves fall.
Nights draw closer.
Summer ends.
But science is forever.
The respiratory data science catalyst webinar series is BACK 7th October 11:30am with Dr Alex Lyons and Lysette Moses! Get your tickets here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/respirato…
Interstitial Lung Disease is no longer a rare condition in England - currently, there are 200 000 people living with ILD and 60 000 new cases are diagnosed each year. Healthcare and research funding needs to reflect this growing burden. Read more here: thorax.bmj.com/content/early…
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Leaves fall.
Nights draw closer.
Summer ends.
But science is forever.
The respiratory data science catalyst webinar series is BACK 7th October 11:30am with Dr Alex Lyons and Lysette Moses! Get your tickets here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/respirato…
Anonymised Electronic Healthcare Record data is being used more and more to guide NICE guidelines - read more here: doi.org/10.1016/j.puhe.2026.…
RCT inclusion criteria selecting for type 2 biomarkers, smoking and exacerbation history enrich trial populations likely to benefit from biologics. Spirometry-based exclusions may unduly restrict biologics trial generalisability. Read more here: doi.org/10.1183/13993003.021…
Interested in data? Interested in respiratory disease? Apply to become a data fellow here: rcp.current-vacancies.com/Jo…
What factors are associated with the uptake of lung cancer screening in high-risk individuals? Find out here in a newly published paper from Dr Mahikul et al: doi.org/10.1183/23120541.000…
Well done Holly on her excellent paper on health inequalities in pulmonary rehabilitation, published in Thorax! thorax.bmj.com/content/thora…
Big day for England tomorrow: the Respiratory Data Science Catalyst with Alex Adamson and Holly Drover presenting their work on home-based pulmonary rehabilitation at 11:30am. Sign up here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/respirato…
Standardising terminology in routine electronic health records for respiratory endpoints: why we still can't agree. doi.org/10.1136/thorax-2026-…
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Need something to brighten up your day on Weds 1st July between 11:30-12:30? We've got the solution: the Respiratory Data Science Catalyst with Alex Adamson and Holly Drover presenting their work on home-based pulmonary rehabilitation! Sign up here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/respirato…
New publication in the European Respiratory Journal assessing the effects of clinical trial eligibility criteria on biologic-associated reductions in severe asthma exacerbations doi.org/10.1183/13993003.021…
Need something to brighten up your day on Weds 1st July between 11:30-12:30? We've got the solution: the Respiratory Data Science Catalyst with Alex Adamson and Holly Drover presenting their work on home-based pulmonary rehabilitation! Sign up here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/respirato…
Algorithms have been used to identify asthma exacerbations in EHR with varying degrees of validity. ICD-9 (493.xx) and ICD-10 (J45) codes perform well, but overall evidence is limited, and better validation is urgently needed. doi.org/10.1183/16000617.000…
Next instalment of Respiratory Data Science Catalyst webinar takes place tomorrow Weds 3rd June (11:30-12:30), featuring Dr Olivia Swann investigating the role of cold, damp homes and resp infections in children in Scotland - register here for free: hdruk.ac.uk/events/respirato…
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Next instalment of Respiratory Data Science Catalyst webinar takes place on Weds 3rd June (11:30-12:30), featuring Dr Olivia Swann investigating the role of cold, damp homes and resp infections in children in Scotland - register here for free: hdruk.ac.uk/events/respirato…
Next instalment of Respiratory Data Science Catalyst webinar takes place on Weds 3rd June (11:30-12:30), featuring Dr Olivia Swann investigating the role of cold, damp homes and resp infections in children in Scotland - register here for free: hdruk.ac.uk/events/respirato…
Dr Whittaker: Disparities in who attends their asthma annual reviews exist, even after accounting for disease severity. Further investigation into the knock-on effect of not attending asthma annual reviews will help to reduce the overall burden of asthma. doi.org/10.1038/s41533-026-0…
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What's better than a May bank holiday? The next instalment of the Respiratory Data Science Catalyst, Wednesday 5th May 11:30-12:30, brought to you this week by Helen McShane and Shuailin Lee on the subject of TB. Register here: hdruk.ac.uk/events/respirato…