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good morning and welcome to the ers
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good morning and welcome to the ers
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daily highlights I'm delighted to be
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joined by my colleagues here Steve
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joined by my colleagues here Steve
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Holmes the GP from the UK and T Spain
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Holmes the GP from the UK and T Spain
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Nolan and from the Netherlands who's a
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Nolan and from the Netherlands who's a
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global medical expert like myself teeth
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global medical expert like myself teeth
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being a GP and I've been a primary care
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being a GP and I've been a primary care
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nurse for many years
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nurse for many years
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we're here to start to talk about some
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we're here to start to talk about some
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of the things we learned from yesterday
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of the things we learned from yesterday
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around the primary care symposium and
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around the primary care symposium and
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there is one big issue I think we really
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there is one big issue I think we really
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want to kick off with and that is the
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want to kick off with and that is the
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diagnosis of asthma now we are being
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diagnosis of asthma now we are being
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challenged as primary care practitioners
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challenged as primary care practitioners
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about the accuracy of the diagnosis and
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about the accuracy of the diagnosis and
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obviously it's truly really important
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obviously it's truly really important
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and for many years or the recent years
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and for many years or the recent years
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we've been thinking about the concept
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we've been thinking about the concept
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probability but I think yesterday we had
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probability but I think yesterday we had
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that bust through a bit by Luke Danes
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that bust through a bit by Luke Danes
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and Steve I wondered what you took from
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and Steve I wondered what you took from
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that session I I guess there were a
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that session I I guess there were a
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number of things that I that I took from
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number of things that I that I took from
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that I think the first thing was that
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that I think the first thing was that
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the diagnosis of asthma is still
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the diagnosis of asthma is still
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challenging and it challenges both
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challenging and it challenges both
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clinicians in primary care but also our
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clinicians in primary care but also our
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friends in secondary care as well so
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friends in secondary care as well so
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it's not always a straightforward
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it's not always a straightforward
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diagnosis I think the second area on
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diagnosis I think the second area on
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that is we can use a probability how
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that is we can use a probability how
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likely is it that it is a smo all we can
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likely is it that it is a smo all we can
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try to move towards a more scientific
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try to move towards a more scientific
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let's do tests and say this must be
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let's do tests and say this must be
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asthma now on a certain basis and that
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asthma now on a certain basis and that
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leaves clinicians still in the the
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leaves clinicians still in the the
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difficulty of working with people in
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difficulty of working with people in
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front of them I guess my third
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reflection on that session was around
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reflection on that session was around
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the fact that a lot of the people that I
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the fact that a lot of the people that I
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see have asthma but they will also have
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see have asthma but they will also have
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other issues that produce breathlessness
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other issues that produce breathlessness
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like anxiety or obesity or the fact that
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like anxiety or obesity or the fact that
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they are deconditioned they are unfit so
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they are deconditioned they are unfit so
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do you think it's more difficult for a
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do you think it's more difficult for a
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primary care physician because because
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primary care physician because because
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you're seeing patients that are not
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you're seeing patients that are not
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respiratory patients necessarily do you
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respiratory patients necessarily do you
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think it's because the air and paper
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think it's because the air and paper
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challenged us all as clinicians last
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challenged us all as clinicians last
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year to say that perhaps 30 percent of
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care actually don't have us
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I just wonder is it more difficult as a
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I just wonder is it more difficult as a
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I mean maybe tease with lights winter
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I mean maybe tease with lights winter
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being here well the problem is of course
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being here well the problem is of course
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what is asthma that's very difficult and
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what is asthma that's very difficult and
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it's in over the past twenty years we've
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it's in over the past twenty years we've
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seen many many papers saying that
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seen many many papers saying that
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primary care physicians do don't do very
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primary care physicians do don't do very
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well in in diagnosis on the