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E23. Are Asthma and COPD Apps Reliable? Insights from Dr. Shirley Quach

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In this episode of Beyond the Wheeze, we delve into the evolving world of digital health and mobile apps for respiratory care with Dr. Shirley Quach, a leading researcher in mHealth for asthma and COPD.

We explore:

  • The promises and pitfalls of mobile health apps for chronic respiratory conditions
  • How to evaluate app quality, reliability, and privacy
  • Ways digital tools can support, but never replace, clinical care
  • The future of AI and emerging technologies in asthma and COPD management
  • Practical guidance for patients, families, clinicians, and researchers

Dr. Quach shares her insights on how digital tools can empower patients to manage their conditions effectively while highlighting the importance of collaboration between patients, families, and healthcare providers.

Episode Chapters:
01:18 Introduction and Guest Welcome
03:08 Dr. Quach's Career and Research Journey
05:01 The Role of Mobile Health in Respiratory Care
10:40 Evaluating Mobile Health Apps
12:31 Features and Effectiveness of COPD Apps
22:30 Public vs. Controlled Trial Apps
28:59 Privacy, Security, and Regulatory Compliance
32:37 Clinically Viable App Features
38:12 Empowering Patients in Self-Management
39:54 Connecting Digital Health to Patient Care
40:21 Pharmacological Advances and Digital Tools
41:26 The Role of Education in Self-Management
42:23 Non-Pharmacological Techniques and Digital Health
44:39 Stakeholder Insights on Apps and Self-Management
50:40 Facilitators and Barriers to App Use
57:59 Future of Digital Health in Respiratory Care
01:03:38 Advice for Aspiring Clinicians and Researchers
01:06:07 Final Thoughts and Resources
01:10:20 Philosophical Reflections on Health

Resources & Links Mentioned in This Episode:

For more episode resources, guest bios, blogs, and previous episodes, visit beyondthewheeze.ca/podcast.

Connect with us (@BeyondTheWheeze):

Are video podcasts more your thing? Check us out on YouTube!

Visit Asthma Canada, or the Lung Health Foundation, to see how you can get involved today.

  continue reading

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In this episode of Beyond the Wheeze, we delve into the evolving world of digital health and mobile apps for respiratory care with Dr. Shirley Quach, a leading researcher in mHealth for asthma and COPD.

We explore:

  • The promises and pitfalls of mobile health apps for chronic respiratory conditions
  • How to evaluate app quality, reliability, and privacy
  • Ways digital tools can support, but never replace, clinical care
  • The future of AI and emerging technologies in asthma and COPD management
  • Practical guidance for patients, families, clinicians, and researchers

Dr. Quach shares her insights on how digital tools can empower patients to manage their conditions effectively while highlighting the importance of collaboration between patients, families, and healthcare providers.

Episode Chapters:
01:18 Introduction and Guest Welcome
03:08 Dr. Quach's Career and Research Journey
05:01 The Role of Mobile Health in Respiratory Care
10:40 Evaluating Mobile Health Apps
12:31 Features and Effectiveness of COPD Apps
22:30 Public vs. Controlled Trial Apps
28:59 Privacy, Security, and Regulatory Compliance
32:37 Clinically Viable App Features
38:12 Empowering Patients in Self-Management
39:54 Connecting Digital Health to Patient Care
40:21 Pharmacological Advances and Digital Tools
41:26 The Role of Education in Self-Management
42:23 Non-Pharmacological Techniques and Digital Health
44:39 Stakeholder Insights on Apps and Self-Management
50:40 Facilitators and Barriers to App Use
57:59 Future of Digital Health in Respiratory Care
01:03:38 Advice for Aspiring Clinicians and Researchers
01:06:07 Final Thoughts and Resources
01:10:20 Philosophical Reflections on Health

Resources & Links Mentioned in This Episode:

For more episode resources, guest bios, blogs, and previous episodes, visit beyondthewheeze.ca/podcast.

Connect with us (@BeyondTheWheeze):

Are video podcasts more your thing? Check us out on YouTube!

Visit Asthma Canada, or the Lung Health Foundation, to see how you can get involved today.

  continue reading

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