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Professor David E. Griffith, MD

Professor David E. Griffith, MD

Professor of Medicine
National Jewish Health
Denver, Colorado, USA

Professor of Medicine
National Jewish Health
Denver, Colorado, USA

What aspects of the ASPEN and WILLOW trials are most informative in terms of helping identify persons with NCFBE who are likely to benefit from brensocatib; and, by extension, provide an evidence-driven roadmap for monitoring these patients?

What aspects of the ASPEN and WILLOW trials are most informative in terms of helping identify persons with NCFBE who are likely to benefit from brensocatib; and, by extension, provide an evidence-driven roadmap for monitoring these patients?

Professor David E. Griffith, MD

Does monitoring pulmonary function help clinicians monitor the drug effects or, possibly, improve patient compliance?

Does monitoring pulmonary function help clinicians monitor the drug effects or, possibly, improve patient compliance?

Professor David E. Griffith, MD

Given the results of the WILLOW and ASPEN trials, and the broad FDA label for brensocatib, how do you recommend we identify those persons with documented NCFBE who represent ideal candidates for this therapeutic approach?

Given the results of the WILLOW and ASPEN trials, and the broad FDA label for brensocatib, how do you recommend we identify those persons with documented NCFBE who represent ideal candidates for this therapeutic approach?

Professor David E. Griffith, MD

How are brensocatib and other investigational drugs in the pipeline shaping/changing the multimodal treatment landscape for NCFBE? How can you educate patients in whom you are considering this novel therapy?

How are brensocatib and other investigational drugs in the pipeline shaping/changing the multimodal treatment landscape for NCFBE? How can you educate patients in whom you are considering this novel therapy?

Professor David E. Griffith, MD

How does the complexity and heterogeneity of NCFBE—with underlying inflammatory and infectious precipitants—affect selection of specific therapeutic agents that might be used as part of multi-modal therapy?

How does the complexity and heterogeneity of NCFBE—with underlying inflammatory and infectious precipitants—affect selection of specific therapeutic agents that might be used as part of multi-modal therapy?

Professor David E. Griffith, MD

How should clinicians monitor brensocatib once a patient has been committed to this treatment?

How should clinicians monitor brensocatib once a patient has been committed to this treatment?

Professor David E. Griffith, MD

Can you discuss the current burden of NCFBE and the significant unmet need for the healthcare system? How do we address high disease burden, increasing prevalence, and profoundly impaired quality of life in NCFBE?

Can you discuss the current burden of NCFBE and the significant unmet need for the healthcare system? How do we address high disease burden, increasing prevalence, and profoundly impaired quality of life in NCFBE?

Professor David E. Griffith, MD

Professor Griffith, could you introduce yourself and your role at National Jewish Health, share your clinical and research focus on advancing therapies for NCFBE, and outline what you plan to discuss in this iQ&A Bronchiectasis Intelligence Zone?

Professor Griffith, could you introduce yourself and your role at National Jewish Health, share your clinical and research focus on advancing therapies for NCFBE, and outline what you plan to discuss in this iQ&A Bronchiectasis Intelligence Zone?

Professor David E. Griffith, MD

We now understand that infectious triggers are architecturally destructive of bronchial tissues, potentiated by chronic and dysregulatory inflammatory processes, producing a “vicious vortex. How does this share our new treatment map for NCFBE?

We now understand that infectious triggers are architecturally destructive of bronchial tissues, potentiated by chronic and dysregulatory inflammatory processes, producing a “vicious vortex. How does this share our new treatment map for NCFBE?

Professor David E. Griffith, MD

What are the consensus- and guideline-adherent recommendations for confirming the diagnosis of NCFBE? And what risk stratification tools might apply that would be useful when considering targeting neutrophil-mediated inflammation?

What are the consensus- and guideline-adherent recommendations for confirming the diagnosis of NCFBE? And what risk stratification tools might apply that would be useful when considering targeting neutrophil-mediated inflammation?

Professor David E. Griffith, MD