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This innovative event is dedicated to the education, care, management, and discussion of best practices in respiratory healthcare. Bringing together leading professionals, the Symposium aims to multiply successful actions that promote clinical excellence.
Explore advancements in technology and innovation, as well as the best care strategies that ensure quality and safety in treating patients who require special care. We value the central role of the human being and the multidisciplinary team in achieving exceptional outcomes.
Why participate?
Advanced Learning: Immerse yourself in updated content and scientific evidence that will enhance your clinical practices and elevate the quality of care for your patients.
Networking with Experts: Connect with leading professionals in the field, exchanging experiences and building partnerships that can transform your practice.
Technology and Innovation: Discover the latest technologies and innovative methods that are improving respiratory care, ensuring safety and effectiveness in treatment.
Valuing the Human Element: We recognize the importance of teamwork and humanized care in achieving exceptional results. This is a time to appreciate and strengthen bonds among healthcare professionals.
Target audience
Doctors, Physiotherapists, Nurses, Health Managers, and Health Team Leaders. All healthcare professionals working with a focus on respiratory care.
Macro Topics
- Is it possible to rehabilitate a COPD patient without a complete structure?
- I’m going to provide home oxygen therapy for my patient. What now?
- Physical capacity tests in daily practice
- How to assess a patient ready for discontinuation of mechanical ventilation
- Critical evaluation of the new Brazilian recommendations for Mechanical Ventilation
- Airway humidification systems: controversies
- Presentation of the clinical case.
- Laboratory tests, imaging, and pharmacological approach.
- Bedside respiratory assessment and monitoring, indicators of success and failure.
- Non-invasive and invasive respiratory care.
- Station A: Invasive mechanical ventilation: evaluation of pressure, volume, and flow records.
- Station B: Management of inhalation devices in mechanical ventilation.
- Station C: Arterial blood gas: discussion and interpretation.
- Station D: Transition from ICU to ward and home care.
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