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  • Wednesday, 03/03/2010

    Dr. Eva Polverino talks about HCAP patients and results of her latest study

    She deems it difficult to agree on a worldwide definition of HCAP patients
    Dr. Eva Polverino

    Interviewed by Idibaps Respiratory Research, senior investigator of our group on Applied Research in Respiratory Diseases Dr. Eva Polverino talked about HCAP patients. She has conducted the study Nursing home acquired pneumonia: a 10 year single-centre experience, the results of which will be presented by next May at the Annual Congress of the American Thoracic Society that will be held in New Orleans. Polverino believes the study could eventually help modifying the treatment of HCAP patients.

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  • Thursday, 02/25/2010

    Prof. Torres in an interview with Publicación Médica en Neumología on the microbial etiology of pneumonia in elderly patients

    The results of this study can change the type of treatment being given at present and recommended by guidelines
    Prof. Torres

    To analyze pneumonia in elderly patients is one of the objectives of the study HCAP (Health Care Associated Pneumonia), developed by this research group, belonging to CIBERES, coordinated by Prof. Antoni Torres. "Specifically we studied patients at nursing homes or who have some characteristics named Health Care Associated Pneumonia. This specific group covers nursing home patients, residential, recently hospitalized patients with intravenous treatments at home, all with a community-acquired pneumonia and not hospital-acquired, "says Torres.
     

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  • Wednesday, 02/10/2010

    Idibaps Respiratory Research will launch a Facebook funpage very shortly

    It will help spread the scientific activity carried out by the group
    Upcoming Idibaps Respiratory Research Group Facebook funpage

    Applied Research in Respiratory Diseases Group (IAMR) will shortly launch its new Facebook funpage. Contents regarding the daily activity of the group will be published there. On one hand, the aim is to spread the scientific activity carried out by this group among citizens. On the other hand, it will help Idibaps Respiratory Research Group contact other scientific groups which have already presence in Facebook and, eventually, share information with them. 

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