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Time to review: 30 minutes
Type: Event information, PCRU Clinical Area: Asthma Status: Current

Presented by Darush Attar-Zadeh and Katherine Hickman, this session challenged delegates on their prescribing habits and attention to patient behaviours, and provided tangible tools and techniques for immediate adoption into practice to improve asthma outcomes.

Time to review: 30 minutes
Type: Event information, PCRU Clinical Area: Other Status: Current

Speaker Dr Chris Dyer, Consultant Geriatrician, Royal United Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, Bath

Time to review: 30 minutes
Type: Event information, PCRU Clinical Area: Other Status: Current

A discussion led by Carol Stonham MBE, Executive Chair PCRS.

Time to review: 30 minutes
Type: Event information, PCRU Clinical Area: Other Status: Current

Speaker Kevin Gruffydd-Jones, GP, Box, Wiltshire

Time to review: 30 minutes
Type: Event information, PCRU Clinical Area: Other Status: Current

Speaker Dr Anna Spathis, Consultant in Pallative Care, Addenbrooke's Hospital, Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.

Time to review: 30 minutes
Type: Event information, Research information Clinical Area: Other Status: Current

Time to review: 30 minutes

PCRS support initiatives to improve air quality and minimise short- and long-term damage to the environment, particularly those with an impact on climate change resulting from greenhouse gases.

Time to review: 1 hour
Type: PCRU Clinical Area: Asthma, COPD Status: Current

Conference Proceedings Highlights Abstracts Conference Feedback Plenary Session Highlights Fit for the future: an optimistic view of respiratory care Managing Breathlessness: the Breathing, Thinking Functioning approach Clinical Stream Highligh

Time to review: 30 minutes
Type: Clinical resource or information, PCRU Clinical Area: Other Status: Current

Expert advice on how all members of the primary are team can improve detection of patients at risk of lung cancer is set out in a new suite of articles published by PCRS.