US EditionAHEAD Program bridging gaps in pulmonary fibrosis care across Canada
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AHEAD Program bridging gaps in pulmonary fibrosis care across Canada
If he didn’t have a nurse educator in his Winnipeg office, community-based respirologist Dr. Lawrence Homik, knows his pulmonary fibrosis patients would not be nearly as well served. “It’s tremendously helpful. There is a gap,” says Dr. Homik. “Clinicians can spend the time they need to make the diagnosis, but patients need to hear more about the impact it will have on their lives. Pulmonary Fibrosis is serious, and a potentially fatal conditio…
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