Narrative review summarizes cystic fibrosis management insights from experts and public, indicating evolving patient care.
Summary Cystic fibrosis (CF) is one of the most common rare, genetic diseases. Newly available, highly effective modulator therapy (HEMT) improves many domains of CF pathophysiology. Thereby, HEMT challenges current standards of care and prediction models of disease outcomes. We established a public patient involvement (PPI) group including experts and caregivers of children with CF and collated a narrative review on CF management. This review is based on the views of healthcare professionals and caregivers and summarizes important features of the disease, prevention and treatment which are currently considered relevant for caregivers and Austrian healthcare settings.
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