The key objective of this set of modules is to provide participants with different opinions regarding key issues in the field of respiratory medicine. Discussions between recognised experts will be recorded and made available in video format for the participants. Each module will be based on a specific topic or a case presentation.

Accepted and presented during the ERS Congress abstracts will be published in a supplement of the online version of the European Respiratory Journal Authors of highly clinically relevant cases accepted and presented during the ERS Congress will be invited to submit their case to Breathe journal for publication.

This online course will provide an overview of polysomnography, the limitations and strengths of these tests and their interpretation for the diagnosis of obstructive sleep apnoea syndrome (OSAS) in children. Participants will learn about the indications for polysomnography and how to optimise the diagnostic approach for children with suspected OSAS so that they can be treated in a timely manner to prevent short and long-term adverse health effects.

Conference will provide health care professionals with all updates in many fields of paediatric pulmonology. All experts are invited to attend and present at the meeting which is an opportunity for attendees to share and exchange experience with the latest updates in the field.

Annual meeting of the Societat Catalana de Pneumologia (Catalan pneumology society). This meeting is a two-day event with clinical sessions and rounds with 9 multidisciplinary tables on respiratory core topics including COVID 19. 

This research seminar will focus on the current understanding of disease mechanisms and drug action and how the cooperation between basic, translational and clinical research can contribute to advance the field.

A workshop to review the content of newly authored Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) for use in future examinations. The workshop will include guidance on correct format of MCQs, group discussion on the content.

This ERS research seminar will address gaps in our understanding of how the aspects of matrix and cell biology are integrated to define lung homeostasis and pathobiology. A major focus of the workshop will be consideration of how emerging model systems can be validated for their capacity to replicate key aspects of in vivo biology present in health and disease.

This online course will provide an overview of the field of interstitial lung diseases (ILDs). Participants will learn which diagnostic procedures should be applied based on given clinical circumstances, and will receive updates on specific diseases and treatment.

This three-part training programme teaches participants to independently and competently perform endobronchial ultrasound (EBUS). Part one of the programme covers the theoretical knowledge that is required for EBUS, part two focuses on clinical and simulation training, and part three provides supervised training.

This three-part training programme teaches participants to independently and competently perform endobronchial ultrasound (EBUS). Part one of the programme covers the theoretical knowledge that is required for EBUS, part two focuses on clinical and simulation training.

A workshop to review the content of newly authored Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) for use in future examinations. The workshop will include guidance on correct format of MCQs, group discussion on the content.

Promote real-life research in respiratory diseases and the improvement of patient care through the influence of guidelines with real-world evidence.