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NEW! - Call for examples of good quality and productivity in respiratory disease!Posted: 2 February 2010
MPRESS is the joint initiative between PCRS-UK and BTS, which seeks to support the commissioning and provision of high quality patient-centred services, integrated between primary and secondary care.
IMPRESS is collecting examples of good practice in respiratory disease care so that we start to build a resource of good practice and driving change for the benefit of respiratory care in the UK. In addition, IMPRESS would like to develop a paper for presentation at its conference on May 11th in Birmingham to highlight these as examples of good practice and to stimulate others to improve the quality of respiratory services in their own area. As you know, the NHS is having to scrutinise its activities in order to identify areas where care could be provided to a high quality and more efficiently. If yopu have such an example of good practice - simply download the form - HERE and send to gailryan@redhotirons.com by 22 March 2010
| British Medical Association (BMA) awards research grantsPosted: 2 February 2010
The British Medical Association (BMA) awards research grants each year (totalling approximately £500,000) to encourage and further medical research in a variety of areas. One of these grants, the H C Roscoe, is to promote research into the elimination of the common cold and/or other viral diseases of the human respiratory system. Applications are invited from BMA members (or working with a BMA member), and can be for either research in progress or prospective research. The research grants are now available to apply for online on the BMA website. The application deadline is 12 March 2010. |
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