TSANZ

The Thoracic Society of Australia and New Zealand (TSANZ) is the only health peak body representing a range of professions (medical specialists, scientists, researchers, academics, nurses, physiotherapists, students and others) across various disciplines within the respiratory/sleep medicine field in Australia and New Zealand. The TSANZ is a Health Promotion Charity.

TSANZ is committed to serving the professional needs of its members by improving knowledge and understanding of lung disease, with the ultimate goals being to prevent respiratory illness through research and health promotion and to improve health care for people with respiratory illness.

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Jarrod Warner & Irene Schneider
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Respiratory scientist Jarrod Warner and clinical educator Irene Schneider outline key changes in the new standards for spirometry.

A/Prof Yet Hong Khor
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In today's podcast, A/Prof Yet Hong Khor explores the importance of early detection and referral in interstitial lung disease.

Prof Anne Chang
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In today's podcast, Prof Anne Chang discusses chronic wet cough in children, investigation, treatment and underlying immune deficiencies.

Respiratory scientist Jarrod Warner and clinical educator Irene Schneider outline key changes in the new standards for spirometry.

Podcasts iconPodcasts

In today's podcast, A/Prof Yet Hong Khor explores the importance of early detection and referral in interstitial lung disease.

Podcasts iconPodcasts

In today's podcast, Prof Anne Chang discusses chronic wet cough in children, investigation, treatment and underlying immune deficiencies.

Podcasts iconPodcasts

Upcoming Healthed Webcast

Practical Strategies for Behaviour Management in Dementia

Tuesday 7th July, 7pm - 9pm AEST

Speaker

Dr Chrys Pulle

Geriatrician; Principal Investigator, Internal Medicine and Dementia Research Unit, The Prince Charles Hospital

Dr Chrys Pulle provides practical and evidence-based recommendations on how best these behavioural and psychological symptoms can be assessed and managed.