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Looking forward to a great #TSANZSRS2024 - lots of interesting content & strong #QCH representation across sessions at all levels of our department…. So much so we’re even pitted against each other in pro-con debates 😬😂 will be fun TSANZ Children's Health Queensland Child Health Research Centre

Our researchers are excited to be presenting data on a range of childhood respiratory topics at this years' TSANZSRS conference on the Gold Coast. #TSANZSRS2024 TSANZ Children's Health Queensland Child Health Research Centre

Dr Tamara Blake poster (board #78) at #TSANZSRS2024 discusses the feasibility of home-based lung function monitoring in children with Cystic Fibrosis. She is keen to chat to you all in the Sunday afternoon poster session. TSANZ Children's Health Queensland Child Health Research Centre

Excited to discuss how home-based monitoring for paediatric Cystic Fibrosis patients can help to identify early changes. TSANZ Children's Health and Environment Program (CHEP)

Busy #TSANZSRS2024 ahead for the #CHEP team - oscillometry home monitoring in #CF (Tamara), intra-breath oscillometry trajectories in asthma (Matt), mental health effects of #ETI (Maddy) & mechanisms of #EPFR induced oxidative stress (Ayaho) Children's Health and Environment Program (CHEP) - check out their work!

Matt Wong - intrabreath oscillometry trajectories Sunday 2:15 Paed SIG orals Then Posters over🍷 & 🧀 4-5:30 1)Tamara Blake - home monitoring with oscillometry imaging CF 2)Ayaho Yamamoto - mechanisms of EPFR induced oxidative stress 3) Maddy Deery - effects ETI on mental health

VERY proud to work with this team and contribute in a very small way to the work they do.

Presenting at the Japanese Respiratory Society conference about the impact of air pollution on respiratory epithelium #jrs Children's Health and Environment Program (CHEP)

CHEP's Directors, Peter Sly and Paul D Robinson 🫁 were glad to participate in this significant event! Addressing asthma is crucial for children's well-being worldwide 🌍👧👦 Asthma Australia x.com/AsthmaAustrali…

Sharing our work on school children's exposure to #Airpollution in Honiara, Solomon Islands 🇸🇧 unsw.edu.au/news/2024/04/a…

Happy to share our recent publication looking at developing a classification system for measuring spillover #QALYs in parents of children with chronic cough in QOLR. Sanjeewa Kularatna AusBREATHE Prof Nitin Kapur Julie Marchant AusHSI doi.org/10.1007/s11136…

It never occurred to me to call my parents, as they couldn't comprehend what a PhD was. They would ask 'tell me again what you do honey' or my fav ' do you have class today'. Parents with uni degrees are a privilege. (for US friends: no classes in Aust PhD program) #firstgen

When we lived in Katherine, NT my husband played local footy. The raw talent & skills of the Indigenous teams (yes, whole teams!) had was mind blowing. Better than watching the professionals. I feel so lucky to have watched them play. Poetry in motion. abc.net.au/news/2024-05-1…

Fluffy the snake needs a Twitter, and I need to be kept updated abc.net.au/news/2024-05-1…

Wonderful to see the importance of global warming highlighted in latest Research Australia INSPIRE. Great articles by CHRC Craig Munns & Dwan Vilcins

Our colleagues at the Child Health Research Centre have contributed articles to Research Australia INSPIRE magazine 👏👏 Craig Munns Dwan Vilcins #globalwarming

Are you interested in #environmentalhealth, #climatechange and health, or public health? The PBC is my fav conference. The PBC brings experts from several disciplines together and is a real community. Come learn and network with me in Vietnam!

My posters at this years European Cystic Fibrosis Society highlight how oscillometry is a stable, sensitive and feasible technique to use for monitoring lung health in patients with CF. Children's Health and Environment Program (CHEP) Child Health Research Centre UQ Medicine Cystic Fibrosis Aust

Eddie the EPFR, our children's book on air pollution, was featured in the MJA Insight blog this week. Learn more about why science and the arts is the perfect pairing for empowering communities UQ Medicine LSUSRP Children's Health and Environment Program (CHEP) Child Health Research Centre Stephania Cormier