
Imperial College London is launching a qualitative study about screening and early treatment for pulmonary fibrosis. As primary care healthcare professionals, your participation would be highly appreciated.
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The latest PCRS COVID-19 guidance for healthcare professionals working in primary care.
The mMRC (Modified Medical Research Council) Dyspnoea Scale is used to assess the degree of baseline functional disability due to dyspnoea.
Inhaler devices may seem simple to use but they are often used incorrectly by patients and healthcare professionals alike.
Our members' magazine packed with useful features, clinical updates, educational updates, respiratory news and opinion.
The RSF helps those looking to design a patient focussed respiratory service working across all sectors of out of hospital care
The asthma slide rule helps to start a conversation with your patients and/or colleagues around how much salbutamol is acceptable before a review is necessary
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2nd February 2023
Imperial College London is launching a qualitative study about screening and early treatment for pulmonary fibrosis. As primary care healthcare professionals, your participation would be highly appreciated.
2nd February 2023
Let’s face it, there are LOTS of reasons NOT to attend the 2023 PCRS Conference regardless whether you have attended one before:
19th January 2023
The Association for Respiratory Technology & Physiology (ARTP) have now updated their advice on how to reduce the risk of spreading viral respiratory infections when performing aerosol-generating procedures (AEGs) such as spirometry in primary care settings.
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