Further your knowledge of the key treatment goals for stable COPD, the benefits of early interventions, detailed information on treatments with bronchodilators and more.
A number of educational slide decks are available to view and download from this section of the COPD Knowledge Centre. Content within the slide decks focuses on:
These slide decks were updated in January 2017 to reflect the latest disease statistics and the GOLD 2017 COPD management recommendations.
These slides provide an overview of the SUNSET study, which examined the impact de-escalation/switch from triple therapy to dual bronchodilator therapy in patients with COPD.
The FLAME clinical trial compared the combination treatment indacaterol/glycopyrronium with salmeterol/fluticasone.
Discover why dual bronchodilation with a LABA/LAMA is linked with improved lung function and reduced exacerbation rates.
Multiple symptoms of COPD including coughing, wheezing, sputum production and fatigue have a real impact on well-being.
See graphical data representations showing how seasonality affects exacerbations, and look at additional triggers and their effects on exacerbations.
This presentation reports how shortness of breath and reduced exercise endurance are seen in patients with all severities of COPD, and highlight limitations COPD has on the ability to perform daily duties.
This slide deck shows the key diagnostic methods and landmarks for COPD diagnosis.
Further your knowledge of the key treatment goals for stable COPD, the benefits of early interventions, detailed information on treatments with bronchodilators and more.
This slide deck provides evidence to help assess which patients may benefit from ICS, and in whom ICS may be withdrawn in practice.
This slide deck provides an overview of the GOLD 2017 COPD management recommendations, along with a brief look at how COPD treatment is guided in individual countries.
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