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To bring all players in the field of respiratory medicine together again, we would like to introduce to you the National Program for Lung research 2.0 that aims to map the gaps in respiratory research from a scientific, clinical, societal and patient perspective to ultimately launch new collaborative initiatives. An inventory to identify what is needed within Dutch respiratory research has been performed amongst clinicians, scientists and patients and has led to the following overarching research themes of interest to all:
(indoor) Air quality
Pulmonary eHealth
Lung development and repair
Prevention
Pulmonary infections
To discuss these topics on national level, we would like to invite you to participate in the upcoming NPL meeting on January 19, 2023 from 10.00u to 16.00u in Crown Plaza Utrecht. The goal of this meeting is to create new collaborative initiatives to explore how these themes can be transformed into successful research projects that can be used to apply for funding to execute research needed for better care, new treatments and/or prevention of lung diseases.
The program of the day:
- 10.00u-10.30u arrival with coffee
- 10.30u-11.00u opening
- 11.00u-12.30u breakout I
- 12.30u-13.30u lunch
- 13.30u-15.00u breakout II
- 15.00u-15.15u coffee break
- 15.15u-16.00u conclusions and closure
Hopefully, you can join us during this first onsite step towards joining forces within the Dutch respiratory research again as a key to successful collaborative projects!
Regards
The NPL 2.0 committee
Anke-Hilse Maitland van der Zee (NRS)
Annemie Schols (NRS)
Gerard Koppelman (NRS, SKL)
Hermelijn Smits (SKL)
Agnes Boots (NRS)
Peter Kunst (NVALT)
Bas Holverda (Longfonds)
Dorothee Laan (Longfonds)
Emiel Rolink (LAN)
Jean Muris (GP)
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