The Coronavirus pandemic is creating a particularly challenging environment for primary, community and integrated teams to deliver care to patients with respiratory disease.
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The course is held at the Glenfield Hospital in Leicester on the 6th and 7th of April.
Frant Robinson reports on the PCRS Respiratory Conference 2019.
Conference Proceedings Highlights Abstracts Conference Feedback Plenary Session Highlights
PCRS has published a new resource to help Primary Care Network clinical directors improve local respiratory services.
PCRU Highlights The role of e-cigarettes in treating tobacco dependence FeNO testing for asthma diagnosi
Management of Chronic Respiratory Conditions for Primary and Community Practitioners Continuing Professional Development (short course) Cambridge 12 weeks Module level: 6 and 7 Module credits: 30 credits
The PCRS Respiratory Leadership Programme celebrated its 10th anniversary in 2017. To mark this milestone we are highlighting how some of the programme’s alumni are using the skills they have learned to improve patient care.
Learn how to inspire positive change, build trust, handle unnecessary internal politics and unify your team at the PCRS Personal Effectiveness Workshop on July 13 at the Radisson Blu Hotel, Birmingham.
Since the Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF) was introduced, PCRS has engaged with the process of developing and shaping the respiratory indicators.
The PCRS Respiratory Conference 2019 aims to update delegates on the latest developments in respiratory care and inspire them with practical ideas they can take back to their practices and teams. This article from the Spring 2019 issue of Primary Care Respiratory Update
Your respiratory questions answered… Question: "I want to know more about FeNO and whether we should introduce it in our practice. Where can I find out more about it and how do I create a business case in support of its use?"
The following article includes a selection of some of the scientific and best practice abstracts presented at the 2018 PCRS National Primary Care Respiratory Conference. Originally published in the Winter 2018 edition of the Primary Care Respiratory Update.
A report from the annual PCRS research workshop for respiratory researchers on 27th September 2018 by Dr Helen Ashdown, GP and PCRS Research Lead. Originally published in the Winter 2018 edition of the Primary Care Respiratory Update.