Let’s Talk Lungs
Let’s Talk Lungs
Podcast Description
Tune in to Let’s Talk Lungs podcast as we explore ways to improve lung health, one breath at a time. This podcast addresses threats to lung health, how to protect yourself, and shares insights on living well with lung disease. Be inspired by leaders, researchers, and individuals on a lung health journey, and discover how we can help you breathe a little easier.
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The show focuses on various aspects of lung health, including risks and prevention strategies, living with lung disease, and expert insights. Episodes delve into specific topics such as interstitial lung disease (ILD) through expert interviews and practical advice for protecting against respiratory infections like RSV, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of lung wellness.
Tune in to Let’s Talk Lungs podcast as we explore ways to improve lung health, one breath at a time. This podcast addresses threats to lung health, how to protect yourself, and shares insights on living well with lung disease. Be inspired by leaders, researchers, and individuals on a lung health journey, and discover how we can help you breathe a little easier.
In this episode of Let’s Talk Lungs, Inspired Breathing hosts, Lori and Trent, are joined by Lung Saskatchewan nurses and respiratory educators Jill and Jaimie to talk about wildfires. Listen in to find out who is most at risk when air quality is poor due to wildfires, and what to do to stay well both indoors and outdoors.
This episode is sponsored in part by SaskEnergy. Thank you to CTV Saskatoon for promoting this episode.
About the Episode Guests
Jill Hubick is the Manager of Community Care and Education for Lung Saskatchewan. Among her roles, Jill provides patient support and education, and is an advocate for stronger provincial services and resources for patients with lung disease, and in her work strives to make the patient journey an easier one.
Jaimie Peters is the Manager of Community Care and Home Oxygen for Lung Saskatchewan. Among her roles, Jaimie manages the Saskatchewan Aids to Independent Living (SAIL) home oxygen tester training program, provides tester support, and also manages the nocturnal oxygen testing program for rural parts of the province.
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