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Resources

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1. Primary Care Respiratory Society UK Learning From Experience Resource Pack: The role of general practitioners and others with a special interest in respiratory medicine.  Available online to members only or in hard copy to non-members for a fee of £25.00, contact Primary Care Respiratory Society UK for more information
   
2. Williams S et al. General practitioners with a special clinical interest: a model for improving respiratory disease management. British Journal of General Practice 2002 52(483) 838-844

3. Department of Health, Respiratory GPwSI Framework drawn up in conjunction with the Primary Care Respiratory Society UK and Royal College of General Practitioners., outlining the possible role of a respiratory GPwSI http://www.dh.gov.uk/assetRoot/04/06/83/77/04068377.pdf.
4. A proposal for the process of accreditation by portfolio for a GPwSI in respiratory medicine
5. Holmes S, Gruffyd-Jones K and for the Primary Care Respiratory Society UK (PCRS-UK) Education Sub-Committee. A proposal for the annual appraisal of, and developmental support for, General Practitioners with a Specialist Interest (GPwSIs) in respiratory medicine. Prim Care Resp Journal 2005 14(3): 161-165.

6. Gruffydd-Jones K. Accreditation and Appraisal of the general practitioner with a special interest in respiratory medicine. Prim Care Resp Journal 2003 12(4): 107

7. General practitioners with a special interest in respiratory medicine. Report of a working party of the General Practice Airways group and Royal College of General Practitioners. Prim Care Resp Journal 2003;12(2): 38-41