The article is based on  a research study conducted in the Netherlands and refers back to 

Key facts:

Key findings

The National Insititute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) has published a new Pneumonia Quality Standard.   It contains two quality statements relevant to primary care:

Special Features Editor’s Round-Up Hilary Pinnock Chair's perspective: A new direction for PCRS-UK Stephen Gaduzo Inspiring, thought provoking and challenging: the PCRS-UK 2015 national conference Francesca Robinson

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Special Features Editor’s highlights Hilary Pinnock Chair's perspective: Whose health is it anyway?

This worksheet offers succinct advice on the management of advanced COPD providing a simple flow chart of actions as well as links to relevant resources 

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A PCRS-UK Practice Improvement Worksheet to assist practices in delivering appropriate, evidence-based care and review following discharge for an asthma-related event.

This resource, published in July 2021, outlines the practical uses of pulse oximetry in primary care.