26th Congress of the APSR

Big Five Lung Diseases Workshop

The APSR in collaboration with the UNION APR, WHO SEARO and WHO WPRO invites you to submit an Expression Of Interest (EOI) to attend the inaugural BIG 5 Lung Diseases Workshop organized by APSR, Union APR, WHO SEARO and WHO WPRO.

What is the Workshop about?

  • The workshop will address the primary care models for optimal management of the major "Big 5" lung diseases (Asthma, COPD, Lung Cancer, Tuberculosis and infections) to share useful models of care, harnessing the benefits of collaboration between APSR, UNION APR, WHO SEARO and WHO WPRO. The joint workshop will be able to contribute to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by bringing together the clinical expertise of our members and others who have implemented effective best practice models of primary care for the Big 5 lung diseases. There will be selected presentations and breakout group discussions. We will develop a Report and Toolkit for broad dissemination and implementation beyond the Workshop.

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When is the Workshop?

  • Date/time: 9:00 am - 4:00 pm (UTC+9) on 17 November as a satellite meeting of the APSR 2022 Congress

Where is the workshop?

  • Coex "Room 300", Seoul, Republic of Korea.

Who should attend?

  • Professionals who are involved with planning/delivering best practice models of care for the big 5 lung diseases and can help share and disseminate novel primary care based models of care being trialed in the AP region.

What does it cost?

  • US$25 for light lunch and snacks. No travel support is available.

Who will attend?

  • Only 100 registrations are available including Speakers and Organisers; general places will be allocated on a first come first served basis to suitably qualified individuals to ensure a range of expertise, gender and diversity. Successful EOIs will be informed by mid-October with private link to allow formal online registration.

When does the EOI close:

  • 30 September 2022

Update: See the post-workshop report