COPD
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) is the fifth leading cause of death in the UK. It's a serious condition which calls for a patient centric approach. The PCRS resources will help equip you with the tools and learning to support people with COPD to live their best life.
Resources
From differential diagnosis and point of care testing through to pulmonary rehabilitation and supported self management, our resources cover everything you need to support your patients with COPD.
Challenging Perceptions of COPD
The PCRS Challenging perceptions of COPD campaign seeks to change attitudes to COPD, by shifting the narrative and focusing on what HCPs can do to more effectively support their patients.
Beyond the lungs
A multi-media tool to illustrate the impact of respiratory disease on other body systems. Press play and click the icons to learn more. Each section has an introduction in the top left icon.
Webinars and videos
Our latest webinar series on challenging COPD is coming this fall.
Tobacco dependency
Tobacco dependency is a long-term relapsing condition. Access resources that will help you to support your patients in their quit attempt.
Podcasts on COPD
Listen to the advice of our clinical experts in our exclusive series of podcasts on supporting patients with COPD.
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