BBO Training

^{Upon completion of this Introduction to COPD course, participants will attain the following learning outcomes:}

^{1.           Emphasize Early Prevention:}

^{Recognize the significance of early prevention in COPD management and its impact on patient outcomes.}

^{2.           Grasp COPD Physiology:}

^{Develop a foundational understanding of the physiological underpinnings of COPD, aiding accurate assessment and care.}

^{3.           Comprehend Medications and Roles:}

^{Acquire knowledge about COPD medications, comprehending their diverse roles in managing symptoms.}

^{4.           Non-Pharmacological Management:}

^{Understand and appreciate non-pharmacological approaches to COPD care and symptom management.}

^{5.           Inhaler Proficiency:}

^{Gain expertise in managing various types of inhaler devices, ensuring effective medication delivery.}

^{6.           Documentation Proficiency:}

^{Understand the importance of meticulous documentation, including utilizing templates for streamlined care.}

^{7.           Review and Self-Management:}

^{Realize the value of regular patient review and supervised self-management plans for COPD patients.}

^{8.           Problem Solving and Solutions:}

^{Foster discussions to address relevant practice issues and collaboratively discover effective solutions.}

^{9.           Commitment to Ongoing Development:}

^{Recognize the importance of continuous professional development in the evolving landscape of COPD care}