Dr Noah Greenspan's Airway Clearance recording--now available!!

Posted by becleartoday @becleartoday, 5 days ago

Have you ever listened to a four-hour talk on airway clearance? Now’s your chance to check that box.

Last month, Monaghan Medical sponsored a deep dive with Dr. Noah Greenspan and the recording is now ready.

So grab your snacks, get comfy, and listen to this colorful talk about our favorite subject.

Happy weekend,
Linda Esposito

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jlh61 | @jlh61 | 4 days ago

Thank you, Linda! I just finished the presentation and am looking forward to trying the postural drainage positions this evening. Lots of useful information!

thorne | @thorne | 3 days ago

Hi Linda @becleartoday - I am in the middle of the video and sometimes he acts like he is showing (slides?) that I can’t see - when he originally filmed this could the live audience see additional information? And what movie/film does he keep referring to? Thanks, Tamara

wandafanda | @wandafanda | 3 days ago

In reply to @thorne "Hi Linda @becleartoday - I am in the middle of the video and sometimes he acts..." + (show)

@thorne yes this was a live seminar on March 18 this year. He has many educational videos on his website Pulmonarywellness.com. I’ve done 6 weeks of pulmonary therapy at his place in NYC. So glad he got this video on actually how to do airway clearance available.

Beejenigma | @beejenigma | 3 days ago

In reply to @thorne "Hi Linda @becleartoday - I am in the middle of the video and sometimes he acts..." + (show)

@thorne If you check his site, you can see all kinds of things. When there is a live seminar, you cannot see the whiteboard. You can learn SO much by going to http://www.pulmonarywellness.org. You can also email barry@pulmonarywellness.com about where you can see the film. There are two sites. One is .org and one is .com

scoop | @scoop | 12 hours ago

WOW! Great webinar. Thanks for posting @becleartoday !

Really a must watch for everyone with bronchiectasis. Yes, it's L O N G but he keeps your attention with lots of information and effective metaphors. I learned a lot as he helped to fill in some missing pieces of the puzzle.