Inspired Breathing Events
Respiratory care is evolving - Are YOU ready to lead the change?
Inspired Breathing, hosted by Lung Saskatchewan, is where forward thinking clinicians, educators, influencers and experts converge to shape the future of lung health. If you’re passionate about providing leading-edge care, and staying ahead of the curve, you need to join us!
What do we offer?
- Fresh, evidence-based content you can apply in your practice
- Insight from the top respiratory leaders and change makers
- Practical tools for navigating everything from wildfire smoke to chronic lung disease
- Opportunity to collaborate, challenge norms, explore science, and elevate care for all Canadians
Inspired Breathing is more than just learning, it's leadership in action. It inspires innovation, alignment and partnership in lung health professional education.
Lead in transforming care.
In this episode of Let’s Talk Lungs Inspired Breathing hosts, Lori and Trent will be talking with Dr. George Zhanel from the Max Rady College of Medicine at the University of Manitoba. In this conversation, they will uncover everything we should know about RSV and other respiratory viruses and vaccines.
We welcome Dr. Brian Conway as he explores with us an important question regarding immunization: What is the risk of ‘not’ immunizing against RSV or Shingles living with chronic lung disease, and how do we open up the conversation about making this decision?
In this episode of Let’s Talk Lungs Inspired Breathing hosts Lori and Trent have a conversation with Dr. Kyle Brown, Associate Director, Field Medical Advisor for Moderna Canada. In their conversation, they will explore mRNA as a technology and learn why it is such a good fit for vaccines and other therapies.
Dr. Dawn Bowdish will share her expertise about how we can best serve our older adults, as we weave through decision-making about COVID and RSV vaccine options, timing, and communication.
Dr. Amanda Grant-Orser will join us to talk about ILAs (Interstitial lung abnormalities). ILAs are common and can be an early sign of lung disease developing. This webinar will provide you with a greater understanding of ILA prevalence, clinical significance, and associated risk factors.
In this episode of Let’s Talk Lungs Inspired Breathing hosts Lori and Trent have a conversation with Dr. Connie Yang, Pediatric Respirologist at Toronto’s SickKids. In their conversation with Dr. Yang they will explore recent changes to asthma management for kids and also talk about what the future holds in terms of research directions, and disease remission.
In this episode of Let’s Talk Lungs, Nurse Jill chats with regional radiation specialist Sandy Hutchison from Health Canada about all things radon. Tune in to learn about this radioactive gas and what you can do to reduce your lung cancer risk.
In this episode of Let’s Talk Lungs Inspired Breathing hosts, Lori and Trent will be talking with Dr. Jaris Swidrovich from the Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy at the University of Toronto. In this conversation, they will uncover the health inequities that exist among our Indigenous populations in relation to exposure to wildfires and just how it is impacting their health.
In this episode of Let’s Talk Lungs Inspired Breathing hosts, Lori and Trent have a conversation with Dr. Mohit Bhutani, Professor in the Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry at the University of Alberta. In their conversation with Dr. Bhutani they will talk about all things COPD – the new Canadian and global guidelines for treatment; the upcoming role biologic therapies will play in disease management; and what the future holds in terms of research directions, and disease remission.
Get inspired as Nurse Jill chats with two remarkable young women who have turned a scary diagnosis into an opportunity to empower people to know about radon and how to reduce their risk of lung cancer.