This workshop provides clinicians with updated knowledge and practical skills in the diagnosis, management, and prevention of pediatric asthma and wheezing disorders. Emphasis will be placed on guideline-based therapy through a mix of case studies, interactive demonstrations, and Q&A sessions, participants will gain practical skills for acute care and long-term disease control.

Target Audience:

• Pediatricians and pediatric subspecialists
• Pediatric pulmonologists and allergy/immunology specialists
• General practitioners and family medicine physicians caring for children
• Pediatric nurses and respiratory therapists
• Medical residents and fellows in pediatrics or pediatric subspecialties
• Allied healthcare professionals involved in pediatric respiratory care

Learning Objectives:

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

• Engage in team-based learning and reinforce knowledge through interactive asthma-related quiz activities.
• Recognize and differentiate common pediatric wheezing disorders, including viral-induced wheeze, episodic
  wheeze, multi-trigger wheeze, and asthma.
• Understand clinical phenotypes and endotypes of wheezing disorders and apply this knowledge to guide
  treatment decisions.
• Perform and interpret spirometry, FOT (Forced Oscillation Technique), and FeNO measurements in children.
• Identify barriers to treatment adherence and explore strategies to improve compliance, including electronic
  inhaler monitoring and digital reminders.
• Integrate evidence-based assessment and management approaches into clinical practice for pediatric patients
  with wheezing disorders.