2018 was loaded with valuable insights on managing the complexities of COPD. Discover which expert recommendations reigned supreme this year on COPD insider.
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Another year has passed, and even more insights have come to the surface from our experts at COPD insider. In 2018, they inspired the industry on countless topics, from the benefits of using digital technologies to focusing on the human side of COPD. Most were inspired by your efforts to reduce COPD readmissions—but which recommendations from each expert reigned supreme?
Let’s shed some light on this year’s top recommendations.
Roberto Benzo, MD, MSc
Motivational Based Health Coaching
Krystal Craddock, BSRC, RRT-NPS, AEC
COPD Case Manager
Department of Respiratory Care at UC Davis Medical Center
Keith T. Kanel, MD, MHCM, FACP
Clinical Associate Professor of Medicine
University of Pittsburgh
Jerry Krishnan, MD, PhD
Associate Vice Chancellor for Population Health Sciences,
University of Illinois Hospital and Health Sciences System
Chris Landon, MD, FFAP, FCCP, CMD
Director of Pediatrics, Ventura County Medical Center
Director of Pediatric Diagnostics Center and CEO, Landon Pediatric Foundation
Chikita Mann, MSN, RN, CCM
Disability RN Case Manager Supervisor
Genex Services, LLC for the State of Georgia
Vernon Pertelle, RRT
President and CEO of StratiHealth
Management Consultant for ACOs
Thank you for all that you’ve done this year to help reduce COPD readmissions and support the best outcomes possible. We’re proud to have been part of your journey.
As 2018 comes to a close, COPD insider is already preparing for 2019. Expect new faces, new insights, and new information on optimizing your COPD care plan in the new year.
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