Industry lunch symposium - Philips: Automated Ventilation Solutions, customised for every patient
Tracks
Track 1
| Friday, October 18, 2024 |
| 12:15 PM - 1:00 PM |
| Room 5 |
| Sponsored By: |
Details
This symposium focuses on understanding automated ventilation technology and its role in modern healthcare. Participants will explore the fundamentals of these technologies and their potential to enhance clinical outcomes and patient care. A key focus will be on differentiating between Adaptive Servo-Ventilation (ASV) and AVAPS, highlighting their distinct applications in clinical settings. Attendees will learn the appropriate clinical indications for using automated ventilation technologies and identify when they are most beneficial. Additionally, the session will cover both the benefits and limitations of these advanced tools, equipping clinicians with the knowledge to make informed decisions when integrating automation into patient care strategies.
Speaker
Dr Amanda Piper
Clinical Lead, Respiratory Support Service
Royal Prince Alfed Hospital
Philips Sponsored Symposium Speaker
Biography
Senior Physiotherapist and Manager of NIV Services, Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, and Clinical A/Prof, Central Clinical School, faculty of Medicine, Sydney University, Australia. Associate Editor for Respiratory, a peer-reviewed respiratory journal for the Asia-Pacific region. International Advisory Board of Breathe, the Educational Journal of the ERS (2007-2012). Prof. Piper has an international reputation in NIV and been an invited speaker for many national and international scientific meetings including the ATS, ERS, APSR, Chest, World Federation of Sleep Medicine and TSANZ.
Publications Over 90 scientific publications in peer-reviewed journals and 11 book chapters, with over 3815 citations and a H index of 33 (Google Scholar, 2021).
Julie Yarascavitch
Clinical Marketing Director
Philips
Philips Sponsored Symposium Speaker
Biography
Director of global clinical marketing for Philips Sleep & Respiratory Care. For the past 20 years, Julie has combined clinical practice as a hospital-based and air ambulance Respiratory Therapist and educator in Canada; joined Philips in Australia as the clinical manager; then moved to the United States to further define Philips’ clinical strategy, product and solution development, and training programs. Speaker at national and international scientific sponsored meetings including ATS, ERS, ERS-RFMV, AARC, SEPAR, and JIVD
