Videos

2019 - Interstitial Lung Disease: Holistic Care in 2019
(TSANZSRS ASM 2019, Gold Coast, March 2019)

At the TSANZSRS ASM 2019, TSANZ held the Interstitial Lung Disease: Holistic Care in 2019 Post-graduate Workshop on Friday, 29th of March 2019. A great success for both the conference and the Society, the one day short course featured presentations from a number of leading experts in the field of ILD.

Presentations from the day also featured sessions from three international speakers: Associate Professor Joyce Lee from the University of Colorado Denver, USA and Professor Gisli Jenkins from the University of Nottingham, United Kingdom, and Professor Ganesh Raghu from the University of Washington, USA.

Recordings of the days proceedings are now available for viewing on-demand. For a list of the presentation recordings available, please click here.

To view these recordings, please select the link below:

This course was proudly supported by:

2019 - TSANZ Best Training Video Award

Winning Video - Strong Wulyan (Strong Lungs)

The TSANZ are proud to congratulate the authors Elizabeth Salamon, Selena West, Ursula Swan, Sandra Daly for their winning submission. The project was a collaboration with the Royal Perth Hospital Respiratory Medicine Department & the East Metropolitan Health Service Aboriginal Community Health team. We commend their efforts in producing a video that highlights the cultural and socioeconomic challenges in providing quality healthcare and health outcomes for patients in rural regions.

Please note that the videos have a total running time of approximately 15 minutes, and were submitted in the following portions.The videos were judged as one complete submission, according to the award guidelines of the Education & Research Sub-Committee.

This award was proudly supported by JPL Media

2018 - Paediatric Respiratory Short Course
(Lady Cilento Children's Hospital, Brisbane, October 2018)

In October 2018, TSANZ held the Paediatric Respiratory Short Course held at the Lady Cilento Children's Hospital, Brisbane. Presenting topics that explored and examined the various principles which underpin the management, treatment and prevention of lung related diseases in infants and children, the course also featured presentations from two international speakers, Professor Emilio Pizzichini and Professor Anita Simonds.

Prof. Pizzichini, is a previous member of the scientific committee for the Global Initiative for Asthma (GINA) from 2005-2017 and one of the authors of the GINA asthma guidelines, while Prof. Simonds, is a consultant in Respiratory and Sleep Medicine at Royal Brompton & Harefield NHS Foundation Trust, London and Professor of Respiratory & Sleep Medicine at the National Heart & Lung Institute, Imperial College, London University UK.

A selection of the days presentations are now available for on-demand viewing. Please select the links below to register and gain access to the video's below.

Future of Paediatric Respiratory Medicine in Australia with Colin Robertson and Alan Isles | Watch Now

Respiratory implications in Neuromuscular Disorder with Anita Simonds | Watch Now

Update in Paediatric chest physiotherapy with Ryan Black and Christine Wilson | Watch Now

Advances in Asthma with Danielle Wurzel and Emilio Pizzichini | Watch Now

Chronic cough and management of paediatric bronchiectasis with Vikas Goyal | Watch Now

Role of the regional paediatrician in managing Paediatric Respiratory conditions with Ramaa Puvvadi | Watch Now

This course was proudly supported by:

2018 - TSANZ Best Training Video Award

Winning Video - Spirometry Key Concepts

The TSANZ congratulates authors Leanne Rodwell, Irene Schneider & Margaret McElrea | Lady Cilento Children's Hospital, Brisbane

Highly Commendable Videos

The TSANZ recognises Dr Tajalli Saghaie on his 2 highly commended submissions

The TSANZ would like to congratulate all other submissions

This award was proudly supported by Omnisure

2017 - Advanced Trainee Course
(Canberra, March 2017)

Static lung volumes (Brigitte Borg) Members: Watch Now | Non-members: Watch Now

Overview if interpretation of lung tests (Brigitte Borg). Member: Watch Now | Non-member: Watch Now

Interpretation of spirometry (Brigitte Borg). Member: Watch Now | Non-member: Watch Now

Bronchoprovocation testing (John Brannan). Member: Watch Now | Non-member: Watch Now

TLCO (Bruce Thompson). Member: Watch Now | Non-member: Watch Now

Forced Oscillation Technique (Greg King). Member: Watch Now | Non-member: Watch Now

Small airway measurements from Toddler to Old Age MBNW and FOT (Paul Robinson).
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Interpretation of spirometry - Children (Liam Welsh). Member: Watch Now | Non-member: Watch Now

Introduction to exercise testing interpretation adults (Matthew Ellis).
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Difficult cases (Discussion). Member: Watch Now | Non-member: Watch Now

2017 - COPD in the Age of Precision Medicine Workshop Course
(Sydney, June 2017)

COPD and ACOS implications for treatment (Gary Anderson).
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State of COPD in Australia (COPD – X update) (Stephen Milne).
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Acute Exacerbations of COPD (Brian Oliver). Members: Watch Now | Non-members: Watch Now

Managing Breathlessness in COPD (Natasha Smallwood).
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ICS/LABA vs LAMA/LABA in COPD + Post Market Review (Ian Yang).
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Emerging trends in Interventional Pulmonology Impact trial (Martin Phillips). Members: Watch Now | Non-members: Watch Now

Pulmonary Rehabilitation (new guidelines) (Anne Holland). Members: Watch Now | Non-members: Watch Now

Overview of alpha-1 antitrypsin & replacement therapy (Peter Wark). Members: Watch Now | Non-members: Watch Now

New metrics for COPD and the use of imaging to assess disease and progression (Greg King).
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Role of the Multidisciplinary Team in managing COPD (Sheree Smith). Members: Watch Now | Non-members: Watch Now

Difficult cases: management using Treatable Traits / Discussion of cases (Panel). Members: Watch Now | Non-members: Watch Now