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Welcome to our LungFIT podcast episode guide!

Keep up-to-date with LungFIT by finding all the episodes right here!

 

 

 

 

 

You may have noticed that we have not produced an episode for a while – we have decided to close this chapter of the LungFIT podcast.

We want to extend our sincerest gratitude to each and every one of our listeners for their support and their ears. It has been an incredible journey exploring the realm of respiratory health and more recently academia with you all, delving into insightful discussions, journal clubs and collaborations.

While this marks the end of our podcasting journey, it’s not a farewell, but rather a transition. Our work still continues in the field of respiratory health, stay updated on our website here.

We look forward to continuing this journey with you in new and exciting ways – maybe we will run into at a conference or a Zoom meeting!

Thank you once again for being an integral part of the LungFIT community. Stay tuned, stay healthy, and until we meet again!

 

2023 Episodes:

      1. A Deep Dive Into the Shuttle Walk Tests (January 18th 2023): I am going to be taking a much needed break for the next while, so I hope you enjoy this past episode about the shuttle walk tests. I’ll be back soon with new content, but until then, thank you again for your support.
      2. Changing It Up on LungFIT (February 8, 2023): We are back!  Tune in for news about the directions we are taking this podcast!
      3. Getting Ahead in your Writing (March 1, 2023): In this episode, I talk about academic writing. I talk about some of the barriers that people have about their writing, and offer some solutions.
      4. Journal Club – Watson (March 22,2023): This episode we dive into a paper by Watson et al. discussing the 6MWD & the 1M STS test.
      5. Talking About PR During an AECOPD (April 13, 2023): On this episode I talk about a new paper we recently published on the safety and efficacy of pulmonary rehabilitation for individuals hospitalized with an acute exacerbation of COPD.
      6. Working Together: Collaborative Practice in Pulmonary Rehab (May 3, 2023): In this episode I am talking about collaborative practice in pulmonary rehabilitation & how different individuals and disciplines work together to provide rehab programs.
      7. Learning Together: Developing & Sustaining a Community of Practice in Pulmonary Rehab (May 24, 2023):  On this episode, I talk about Communities of Practice and how they can be one way to combat professional isolation, and cultivate your professional development.
      8. Are pulse oximeters racist? What I learned about health equity from ATS 2023 (June 14, 2023): On this episode I share some of what I learned about health equity and structural racism while at the American Thoracic Society conference in Washington, DC, with a focus on spirometry reference equations and pulse oximetry.
      9. Still Many Questions But a Few More Answers: Long COVID and Pulmonary Rehab (July 5, 2023): In this episode, I revisit the topic of COVID19 and pulmonary rehab, with a focus on rehab for patients with Long COVID.
      10. A Week in the Life of a Field Researcher (July 26, 2023): In this episode, I share some of my work related to lung health in partnership with Carrier Sekani Family Services and First Nations communities in north central British Columbia.
      11. From Brazil to Canada: the Journey of an Immigrant Doctor to Practice in BC (August 16, 2023): In this episode, research assistant Guilherme Grzelkovski shares his experiences of being a new doctor in Brazil during the height of the pandemic to landing here in Vancouver in Dr. Pat Camp’s lab.
      12. Wind Gusts, Bear Encounters, and Data Collection: Students’ Stories of Doing Field Research
        (September 6, 2023): In this episode our graduate students share their thoughts, feelings & experiences of their fieldwork while working up north with Carrier Sekani Family Services.
      13. Journal Club: Those Little Inhalers are Causing Big Damage (September 27, 2023): In this episode I discuss a paper that was published in the British Columbia Medical Journal, entitled “Climate impact of inhaler therapy in the Fraser Health region, 2016-2021” that estimates the impact of pressured metered-dose inhaler therapy in a region of Canada.

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