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As climate change continues to reshape our environment, its impact on respiratory health has become increasingly evident. Clinicians are at the forefront of addressing these challenges, requiring up-to-date knowledge and effective strategies to manage the rising burden of respiratory diseases. This webinar is designed to equip healthcare professionals with the latest evidence on how climate change is affecting respiratory health and to provide practical strategies for managing these conditions in clinical practice.
Topics:
The Impact of Climate Change on Respiratory Health by Dr Imelda Mateo (Philippines)
Clinical Strategies for Managing Respiratory Diseases in a Changing Climate by Dr. Kapil Salgia (India)
Meet Our Webinar Faculty:
Dr. Imelda Mateo
Pulmonologist
President, Philippine College of Physicians
Philippines
Speaker
Dr. Kapil Salgia
Chest Physician & Intensivist
Bombay Hospital & Medical Research Centre
India
Speaker
Dr. Kiew Lee Boon
Family Medicine Specialist
Subspecialty Trainee - NCD in Primary Care
Tudan Health Clinic
Chairperson
Dr. Jake Bryan Cortez
Family and Community Medicine Specialist
Associate Professor, MAPUA University
Philippines
Panelist
Associate Professor Nguyen Nhu Vinh
University of Medicine and Pharmacy, HCMC
Vice President, HCMC Family Physicians Association
Vietnam
Panelist
Dr. Ben Yuk-fai Fong
Specialist in Community Medicine
Associate Division Head
The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
Hong Kong SAR, China
Panelist
This webinar is accredited for 1 CPD point for doctors in Malaysia, India and Singapore, 1.5 PAFP & 1 PRC CME Point for doctors in Philippines. For doctors in Hong Kong, CPD points are as follows: