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Severe Asthma: It’s Time to Act for Patients — and Health Systems

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By Tonya Winders, Mohit K Bhutani
| POLITICO Europe Verified
Timing transforms outcomes For people living with severe asthma, outcomes are not determined only by what treatment they receive, but when.1 Evidence now makes one thing clear: delays in care are costing lives, productivity, and public money — and they are largely preventable.2,3,4 In diseases such as cancer, heart failure, and chronic kidney disease, policymakers have long recognised the power of time-bound care pathways.5,6,7 Deadlines for diagnosis, referral, and treatment optimisation are...
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Key factors for implementing inhaler regimen switches in respiratory diseases: international expert consensus generated using a modified nominal group technique (NGT) | npj Primary Care Respiratory Medicine

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By Omar S. Usmani, Nicolas Roche, Job van Boven, Jane Scullion, José Padilha, Tonya Winders, John Bell, Anna Lawson, Alison Evans, Heather Wellam, Adam Ben Taieb, Clare Foy, Noah Froud, Janwillem Kocks
| Nature Verified
Abstract To develop international expert consensus statements on when and how to implement inhaler switches for patients with asthma or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, informing clinicians and decision-makers on appropriate circumstances, stakeholder roles, and essential steps for safe and effective switching. An international panel of eight clinical, payer, and patient experts participated in a nominal group technique.
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A guide for a patient-centric approach to asthma management: results of a European Delphi consensus programme - npj Primary Care Respiratory Medicine

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By Tonya Winders
| Nature Verified
Abstract Background: The Global Initiative for Asthma 2024 report recommends a shared decision-making approach to guide treatment choice, encompassing patients’ goals, beliefs and concerns about asthma and medications (GINA. Global Strategy for Asthma Management and Prevention, 2024). There is limited guidance on ways to achieve this goal. This consensus programme aimed to create recommendations on optimal selection of inhaler treatment while considering patient perspectives and needs.
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