Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), bronchiolitis and recurrent wheezing are among the most common respiratory challenges affecting infants and young children.
The INSPiRED RSV, Bronchiolitis & Preschool Wheezing Special Interest Group brings together clinicians, researchers and healthcare professionals to explore new evidence, exchange clinical experience and advance respiratory care in early childhood.
Through international collaboration, the group encourages shared learning and fresh perspectives on prevention, treatment and long-term respiratory outcomes.
The group explores key challenges and advances in early-childhood respiratory health, including:
This SIG creates opportunities for professionals working in early-childhood respiratory care to exchange knowledge, discuss evolving evidence and explore different approaches to prevention and management.
Potential activities include:
Clinical case discussions and shared learning
Webinars, journal clubs and educational exchanges
Sharing research findings, clinical pathways and practical resources
Exploring collaborative research, surveys and future scientific meeting topics
Paediatricians, paediatric pulmonologists, emergency and intensive-care clinicians, nurses, public health professionals, researchers and trainees involved in the prevention, treatment or study of early-childhood respiratory conditions.
Whether your interest lies in clinical care, prevention or research, this group offers opportunities to learn from international colleagues and contribute to scientific exchange.
Connect with an international community dedicated to improving respiratory health for infants and young children.
Participation in SIG activities may also be open to non-members of INSPiRED.
Get in touch to learn more or express your interest in this group.
INSPiRED is an international medical society bringing together clinicians, researchers, and partners to improve respiratory outcomes for children worldwide.
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