Respiratory Care for the Newborns in Resource-limited settings

Speakers: Prof Daniele Trevisanuto (Italy); Prof Matthew Blennow (Sweden); Dr Radhika Singh (South Africa). Chairs: Dr Emanuela Zannin (Italy), Prof Kodwani Kawaza (Malawi)

Respiratory Care for the Newborns in Resource-limited settings

The PATS and ERS paediatric webinar series continues with a Respiratory Care for the Newborns in Resource-limited settings webinar on 13 April 2023. 

PATS and ERS Paediatric webinar: TB and MDR TB in children

Speakers: Prof Simon Schaff (South Africa), Dr Clementien Vermont (Netherlands) and Dr Moherndran Archary (South Africa). Chairs: Prof Refiloe Masekela (South Africa), Dr Folke Brinkmann (Germany)

PATS and ERS Paediatric webinar: TB and MDR TB in children

The PATS and ERS paediatric webinar series continues, with a TB and MDR TB in children: New approaches to treatment webinar on 12 December 2022. 

PATS Lung Health Initiative events 2022

World Lung Day is marked on 25 September each year to raise awareness and advocate for improved care for respiratory diseases globally. PATS, alongside other members of the Forum of International Respiratory Societies (FIRS), encourages hosting local advocacy events on this day. In this regard, PATS runs the program, PATS Lung health Initiative (PALI), to raise awareness and advocate for improved lung health in Africa. PALI is an annual award designed to support World Lung Day advocacy programs that promote lung health in Africa.

PATS and ERS Paediatric webinar: Long COVID in children

Speakers: Dr Caroline Kosterink-Brackel (Netherlands) and Prof Pierre Goussard (South Africa). Chairs: Dr Omolemo Kitchin (South Africa) and Dr Andreas Jung (Switzerland)

PATS and ERS Paediatric webinar: Long COVID in children

The PATS and ERS paediatric webinar series continues, with a Long COVID in children webinar on 13 September 2022. 

PATS Mini Symposium

PATS Mini Symposium

PATS will be hosting a virtual Mini Symposium on 20 November 2021 on Managing Asthma, COPD and Pneumonia During COVID-19 Pandemic in Africa.