Tuesday 25th and Wednesday 26th February 2025
Venue: Best Western Manor Hotel, Meriden, Coventry
Course Overview
This 2-day course offers training to those working in respiratory physiology/medicine with an interest in occupational asthma, or those currently working in occupational health. It covers the core investigations into occupational asthma, how to do them and interpret them, with a case-based approach throughout.
Learning Outcomes
By the end of the course delegates will:
- Understand the definitions of occupational asthma
- Be competent in the initial methods for the diagnosis of occupational asthma
- Be knowledgeable about the investigations that can be performed to diagnose occupational asthma
- Understand the different methods of measuring peak expiratory flow, and the strengths and weaknesses of different manual and logging meters
- Understand spirometry and how to interpret data
- Be able to train workers to complete serial peak expiratory flows (PEFs) successfully
- Be proficient in using the Oasys program for plotting serial PEF measurements
- Know how to carry out surveillance for occupational asthma including analysis of serial lung function
- Understand what to do when a worker has abnormal spirometry or screening questionnaire results
- Be knowledgeable about legal aspects of occupational asthma and compensation.
Cost: £450; ARTP members £375.
Full details and booking form here.
Contact Vicky Moore at vicky.moore@uhcw.nhs.uk for further details/queries.
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