Breathe

Breathe is the clinical educational publication from the European Respiratory Society. It is published quarterly and is free to access for all in order to bring high-quality educational material to a wide audience.

September

State of the art: pulmonary hypertension Samillan Victor J., Peacock Andrew J. Breathe 2014; 10: 188-197
Delivering telemedicine interventions in chronic respiratory disease Hernandez Carme, Mallow Jennifer, Narsavage Georgia L. Breathe 2014; 10: 198-212
“Breathe Clean Air”: the role of physicians and healthcare professionals Künzli Nino, Rapp Regula, Perez Laura Breathe 2014; 10: 214-219
A core syllabus for post-graduate training in respiratory physiotherapy Pitta Fabio, Mitchell Sharon, Chatwin Michelle, Clini Enrico, Emtner Margareta, Gosselink Rik, Grant Kathleen, Inal-Ince Deniz, Lewko Agnieszka, Oberwaldner Beatrice, Williams Johanna, Troosters Thierry Breathe 2014; 10: 220-228
Supplement: Respiratory Physiotherapy syllabus
How to avoid interface problems in acute noninvasive ventilation Brill Anne-Kathrin Breathe 2014; 10: 230-242
A rare pulmonary complication of myeloma therapy Schrieber J., Xu-Holland A., Walker R., Brockway B. Breathe 2014; 10: 243-248
A 22-year-old patient presenting with seizures and migratory pulmonary infiltrates Ghosh Manas, Chakraborty Sandipan, Bhattacharya Ambarish, Ray Pranamita, Mukherjee Suranjan Breathe 2014; 10: 249-256
News from the Underground: Juniors’ education and ongoing training as additional research pillars of respiratory medicine Breathe 2014; 10: 259-260
Hot topics from the Assemblies Breathe 2014; 10: 263-264
Doing Science: Writing conference abstracts Jacinto Tiago, van Helvoort Hanneke, Boots Agnes, Skoczynski Szymon, Bjerg Anders Breathe 2014; 10: 265-269
GPs Meet Rare Lung Disorders Task Force factsheet: lung disease in children with immunodeficiencies Carlsen Kai-Håkon Breathe 2014; 10: 271-272
Dirty air and your lungs Breathe 2014; 10: 273-276