In conversation with Women in Respiratory
Tuesday 3 March, 4pm
We are delighted to host a webinar to mark International Women’s Day 2026, which features Ms Rachael Moses, Professor Anita Simonds, Dr Nafisa Hussain, Dr Hitasha Rupani and Dr Odiri Eneje in conversation.
The theme for International Women’s Day is “Give to Gain” – join us to hear our panel discuss their experiences of leadership, and how the power of championing the visibility and contribution of women across all aspects of respiratory medicine creates a more inclusive and supportive environment for everyone.
This webinar is truly inclusive and open to all. There will be time for you to ask questions and get involved in the discussion.
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Ms Rachael Moses is a Consultant Physiotherapist who works tirelessly in both her NHS and humanitarian roles to deliver high-quality, inclusive respiratory care. Rachael has long championed how a truly inclusive and representative team will drive improvement for both colleagues and patients. We are proud that Rachael held the office of President for BTS, being the first from a non-medical background to hold this post.
Professor Anita Simonds is an Honorary Consultant in Respiratory Sleep Medicine at Royal Brompton Hospital, and Emeritus Professor of Respiratory and Sleep Medicine at NHLI. Anita has held many high-profile leadership roles, and her outstanding clinical and research contributions have resulted in multiple internationally recognised awards.
Dr Hitasha Rupani is a consultant respiratory physician in University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust and leads the Southampton Severe Asthma Service. She has a PhD from the University of Southampton and has maintained an active research portfolio. She is a member of the British Thoracic Society Council and the E-learning resources director for the European Respiratory Society.
Dr Odiri Eneje is the Chair of the BTS Education and Training Committee. Odiri is a Consultant at the Royal Papworth Hospital, and alongside her clinical work, she leads on delivering high-quality skills-based medical education.
Dr Nafisa Hussain is a Respiratory Registrar training in North East London, with a strong interest in promoting the recognition of women in medicine and leadership roles.