'Life has become a lot easier'-the acceptability of the treatable traits clinic experience to people with bronchiectasis.

A qualitative study published in Annals of Medicine examined how patients with bronchiectasis experienced a 'treatable traits' clinic model, which tailors management to individual clinical characteristics rather than a one-size-fits-all approach. Participants reported improved ease of living, suggesting the model was well-received and acceptable to this population. The findings support broader adoption of trait-based, multidisciplinary care frameworks for chronic respiratory conditions, which may have implications for physiotherapists involved in airway clearance and pulmonary rehabilitation.

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