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Pulmonary Rehab Podcast is about helping clinicians start and sustain a pulmonary rehabilitation program. Discover new resources to help improve your program, including journal clubs to understand the latest research, interviews with pulmonary rehab experts, professional development sessions to improve your clinical skills, and highlights of latest guidelines, conferences, and other resources for this exciting area of practice. Join host Dr. Pat Camp, who is an Associate Professor at the Uni ...
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Spotlight on Pulmonary Fibrosis

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In this podcast series, we bring together leading physicians, patients and patient advocates from Europe and Israel to discuss topics that are important for patients with pulmonary fibrosis. Each of the episodes will address a specific topic with the overarching objective to provide support to patients throughout the different stages of their journey.
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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. The link to the paper is here. I also mention two papers on this topic, one that…
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In this episode, our graduate students Debora, Sunaina & Justin share their thoughts, feelings & experiences about their fieldwork in Northern BC. I welcome your feedback about the show or ideas for future episodes. You can contact me via the comments section here on the LungFIT website. If you listen to the LungFIT podcast on iTunes, please take a…
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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. Guilherme joined our lab in May and brings a big wealth of knowledge to our team. If you are an IMG or want to know more about this program, feel free …
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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. I talk a bit about why I am doing this work, then described some of the activities we did on our recent trip a couple of weeks ago. I mention some of the principles I bri…
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In this episode, I revisit the topic of COVID19 and pulmonary rehab, with a focus on rehab for patients with Long COVID. I mention a number of resources and papers, listed below: 1. Perumal R, Shunmugam L, Naidoo K et al. Long COVID: a review and proposed visualization of the complexity of long COVID. Front Immunol 2023; 14: 1117464. Accessed July …
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ARE PULSE OXIMETERS RACIST? WHAT I LEARNED ABOUT HEALTH EQUITY AND STRUCTURAL RACISM AT ATS 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. I mention several papers in …
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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. Communities of Practice have emerged as really powerful mechanisms for facilitating knowledge sharing, collaboration, and learning and we are excited to dig into this today! Link to the art…
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Well we missed celebrating our big 5-0 episode a few weeks back and so we will make up for that in the near future! In this episode I am talking about Collaborative Practice in Pulmonary Rehabilitation & how different individuals and disciplines work together to provide rehab programs. The definition of pulmonary rehab includes language about how i…
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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. The paper can be found here. I also mention the Cochrane Review by Milo Puhan. That paper can be found here. I welcome your feedback about the show or ideas for future…
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On this journal club episode, I talk about this paper in-press in the Journal of Physiotherapy, “In adults with advanced lung disease, the 1-minute sit-to-stand test underestimates exertional desaturation compared with the 6-minute walk test: an observational study” by Kathryn Watson. You can find that paper here. I welcome your feedback about the …
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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. I talk about my workshops and retreats – if you would like to hire me for a in-person or virtual workshop or retreat at your institution, contact me at pat.camp@hli.ubc.ca I talk about some books I’ve rea…
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After a refreshing break, we are back & are changing it up around here! Looking forward to bringing fresh ideas, discussion & new content to LungFIT! Thank you for your continued support & we hope you stay along with us as we shift this podcast into a more global discussion around research, education, clinical care & of course lung health! I welcom…
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Hi everyone, and welcome to the LungFIT podcast. I am going to be taking a much needed break for the next while, so I hope you enjoy this past episode on Shuttle Walk Tests. I'll be back soon with new content, but until then, thank you again for your support. In this episode, I continue the conversation about field walking tests, with an overview o…
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Hi everyone, and welcome to the LungFIT podcast. I am going to be taking a much needed break for the next while, so I hope you enjoy this past episode on the Six Minute Walk test. I'll be back soon with new content, but until then, thank you again for your support. In this episode, I discuss the six minute walk test as an assessment tool, and outco…
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Hi everyone, and welcome to the LungFIT podcast. I am going to be taking a much needed break for the next while, so I hope you enjoy this past episode on who's missing from pumonary rehabilitation. I'll be back soon with new content, but until then, thank you again for your support. In this talk, I discuss concepts related to who is missing from pu…
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Hi everyone, and welcome to the LungFIT podcast. I am going to be taking a much needed break for the next while, so I hope you enjoy this past episode about some questions related to pulmonary rehabilitation and COVID-19. I'll be back soon with new content, but until then, thank you again for your support. On this episode, I talk about COVID-19 and…
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While the focus is often on taking care of one’s physical well-being, the challenges of living with a chronic disease can take a tool on people’s emotional health. But it is important to know that you as a patient is not alone and that a variety of resources are available to help patient maintain a positive mindset. In this episode of “Spotlight of…
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Hi everyone, and welcome to the LungFIT podcast. I am going to be taking a much needed break for the next while, so I hope you enjoy this past episode about the history of pulmonary rehabilitation. I'll be back soon with new content, but until then, thank you again for your support. In this episode, I provide a brief overview of the history of pulm…
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There are various actions patients with pulmonary fibrosis can take to manage their symptoms and help them live their life to the fullest. While pharmacological treatments are an important tool there are many things that patients can do to manage their health. In this episode of Spotlight on Pulmonary Fibrosis, we are joined by pulmonologist Dr. Ra…
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Receiving a diagnosis is a key step on the patient journey, but what happens next? Based on the patient characteristics the physician will prescribe a pharmacological treatment, but it can be challenging to understand how it works and how it together with the disease itself might impact their lives. In this episode of “Spotlight of Pulmonary Fibros…
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There are many types of pulmonary fibrosis, including Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis (IPF). However, the journey towards a diagnosis of IPF is not always straight forward and it can also be difficult to understand the diagnostic process. In this episode of “Spotlight of Pulmonary Fibrosis”, we hear from Patient A.M. an IPF patient from Bulgaria, Dr.…
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Hi everyone, and welcome to the LungFIT podcast. I am going to be taking a much needed break for the next while, so I hope you enjoy this past episode about building your own referral base. I'll be back soon with new content, but until then, thank you again for your support. On this episode, I talk about different strategies to increase the referra…
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On this episode, I talk about discharge letters. I mention a paper that summarizes the minimal clinically important difference for many outcomes. That paper can be found here. I welcome your feedback about the show or ideas for future episodes. You can contact me via the comments section here on the LungFIT website. If you listen to the LungFIT pod…
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Connective Tissue Diseases (CTD) are disorders that exhibit autoimmune-meditated damage to various organs, one type of CTD is Scleroderma, also known as Systemic Sclerosis. Pulmonary Fibrosis is a lung manifestation that can develop in patients with Scleroderma. In this episode of “Spotlight on Pulmonary Fibrosis in Connective tissue Disease” we wi…
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On this episode, I talk about including disaster preparedness as a topic in your pulmonary rehabilitation education curriculum. I mention a research study that I was involved in, led by Maddy Laberge. Her publication and the questionnaire can be found in this paper. I also mention some online resources. They can be found here: The American Lung Ass…
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Connective Tissue Diseases (CTD) are disorders that exhibit autoimmune-meditated damage to various organs, one type of CTD is Scleroderma, also known as Systemic Sclerosis. Pulmonary Fibrosis is a lung manifestation that can develop in patients with Scleroderma. In this episode of “Spotlight on Pulmonary Fibrosis in Connective tissue Disease” we wi…
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This episode presents a recorded conversation between students in my research lab at the University of British Columbia, discussing the article, “A home‑based pulmonary rehabilitation mHealth system to enhance the exercise capacity of patients with COPD: development and evaluation”, published in 2021 in the BMC Medical Informatics and Decision Maki…
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Over the past 2 years the COVID-19 pandemic has in many ways had a profound impact on our lives, and this is especially true for patients living with pre-existing lung diseases such as pulmonary fibrosis. In this episode of Spotlight on Pulmonary Fibrosis, we hear from Dr. Veronika Müller, a pulmonologist from Hungary, and Olga Drapalova, a patient…
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On this episode, I give suggestions on how busy pulmonary rehab professionals can read more research, including ideas on what to read, where to find articles, and what you might do with information once you’ve read the paper. Some suggestions for journals are below. I’ve indicated which are considered 100% open access and which are not. Some of the…
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In this episode, I talk about quality improvement projects and how health care professionals can do small projects to evaluate their programs. I comment on the previous episode where I talk about research teams, that episode can be found here. I also talk about previous episodes on quality indicators, those episodes are: Quality Indicators Part 1, …
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In this episode, I talk about a paper that we recently published from our laboratory, entitled “Photovoice exploration of physical activity norms and values among rural and remote pulmonary rehabilitation participants in British Columbia, Canada” published here in the journal “Disability and Rehabilitation. The first author of the paper is Justin T…
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On this episode, I talk about pulmonary tele-rehabilitation. I mention some papers published in this area from my lab. The first one is by Jess Inskip, which is here, one by Christen Chan, which is here, and one with me as first author, here. I talk briefly about the history of pulmonary rehabilitation, and mention a previous episode on this topic,…
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A diagnosis is the first step on a patient’s journey. For those facing a future with Pulmonary Fibrosis, the first thing you need to do is find the right specialist that can offer tailored and personalised support, but this process can be both challenging and hard to navigate. In this episode of “Spotlight on Pulmonary Fibrosis,” we hear from Dr. K…
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On today’s episode, I continue with more suggestions on how to enhance the patient education sessions in pulmonary rehabilitation. If you haven’t listened to Part One of this topic, please have a listen here. I refer to the following book: Dynamic Lecturing, written by Christine Harrington and Todd Zakrajsek, which is published by Stylus Publishing…
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On today’s episode, I talk about ways to enhance the patient education sessions in pulmonary rehabilitation. I give an overview about why these sessions are important, then cover some strategies to improve how patient education is delivered. I refer to the following book: Dynamic Lecturing, written by Christine Harrington and Todd Zakrajsek, which …
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On this episode, I talk about our new pulmonary rehabilitation course. It’s called: “Creating an Evidence-Based Pulmonary Rehabilitation Program” and it’s an online, self-paced course designed to provide you what you need to plan your pulmonary rehabilitation program. If you’d like to register for the course, here is the link. The course will start…
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In this episode, I discuss a paper published in 2021 in the European Respiratory Journal Open Research, entitled “Impact of fan therapy during exercise on breathless and recovery time in patients with COPD: a pilot randomized controlled crossover trial”. The first author of the paper is Alex Long from the King’s College Hospital in London, England.…
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On this episode, I talk about 5 great apps for use in pulmonary rehab. These apps are available from the Apple App Store and the Google Play Store. This isn’t a sponsored episode; these are just my opinions and impressions about the usefulness of these apps in pulmonary rehab. The apps, in order, are: Read by QxMD Twitter iWalkAssess Calculate by Q…
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On this episode, I talk about research and knowledge translation, and how it has changed since the COVID-19 pandemic was declared. I mention the Portney & Watkins textbook entitled Foundations of Clinical Research: Applications to Evidence-Based Practice. This is a great textbook for clinicians who want to learn more about research. The publisher o…
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On this episode, I interview Dr. Clarice Tang from the University of Western Australia in Sydney, Australia about culturally- and linguistically-diverse populations and pulmonary rehabilitation. Dr. Tang’s website is here – you can find links to her publications there. She mentions the BOLD study by Sonia Buist. That paper can be found here. We als…
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On this episode, rehabilitation assistant Ashley Winter discusses the valuable role of support staff, such as rehab assistants, in pulmonary rehabilitation. The resources mentioned in this episode are: 1) The Canadian Physiotherapy Alliance Description of physiotherapy assistants found here. 2) The British Columbia College of Occupational Therapist…
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On this episode, I interview Dr. Gail Dechman, who is a faculty member & researcher at Dalhousie University in Halifax, Canada. Dr. Dechman talks about the Indirect 1 Repetition Maximum test, a feasible and valid test for assessing muscle strength in pulmonary rehabilitation. The resources mentioned on this episode are: 1. The study which surveyed …
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On this episode, I talk about several papers which I talked about at the ATS Clinical Year in Review. I refer to a previous episode on Who’s Missing from Pulmonary Rehabilitation, which aired on March 17, 2021. The link to that episode is here. Here are the papers I discuss: Lindenauer PK, Stefan MS, Pekow PS, Mazor KM, Priya A, Spitzer KA, Lagu TC…
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On this episode, I describe the implementation of the AECOPD-Mob clinical decision-making tool. The tool can be found here. This episode follows the previous episode, Part 1. The link to that episode is here. I mention the AECOPD-Mob app. The app can be found by first downloading the QxMD Calculate App, wherever you usually access your apps, such a…
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On this episode, I describe the development of the AECOPD-Mob clinical decision-making tool. The tool can be found here. I also mention the SAFEMOB tool, which is here, and the PT Knowledge Broker, Alison Hoens. You can learn more about Alison’s work as the Knowledge Broker role here. We published a couple of papers on the tool, they can be found h…
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This episode presents a recorded conversation between students in my research lab at the University of British Columbia, discussing the article, “Associations between housing factors and respiratory symptoms in two Saskatchewan First Nations communities”, published this year in the International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health w…
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In our first interview episode, Dr. Kristin Campbell and I chat about the important things pulmonary rehabilitation professionals need to know about cancer rehabilitation. Dr. Campbell recommended several papers, and I have included the links to these papers below. If you are interested in visiting her laboratory website and learning more about her…
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A Deep Dive Into Shuttle Walk Tests In this episode, I continue the conversation about field walking tests, with an overview of the Incremental Shuttle Walk Test and the Endurance Shuttle Walk Test. You can listen to the first episode on field walking tests, where we talk about the six minute walk test, here (https://lungfit.med.ubc.ca/the-six-minu…
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In this episode, I provide a few comments about the interesting research I’m seeing at the American Thoracic Society Scientific Conference. Registration for the conference can be found here. I mention that I’m also leading Twitter chats related to the posters which are being presented. Follow those chats on the ATS Pulmonary Rehab Assembly which is…
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