The PCRS Respiratory Researchers Workshop is a unique opportunity in the UK calendar to meet like-minded primary care researchers. Our next meeting will be held virtually.

People living with respiratory disease require a significant amount of support, guidance and intervention to manage their condition effectively. These interventions should be delivered by clinicians with an appropriate level of expertise in this field.

Oxford-led HERON study sets out a roadmap for respiratory technology: 20 priority areas, and four principles for how they should be built.Inhalers that show when they are running out. Oxygen equipment light enough to take out of the house.

Chronic cough and breathlessness are among the most common and challenging respiratory symptoms encountered in primary care, contributing significantly to consultation demand, repeat attendances, diagnostic uncertainty and pressure on already str

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Chronic breathlessness in adults, defined as breathlessness lasting longer than 8-weeks, is among the most common reasons people consult in primary care. It also frequently becomes a long term condition driven by multiple treatable traits, rather than a single disease.

Join our Executive Chair Darush Attar-Zadeh, as he shares guidance and support for how we can protect our youth from smoking and vaping.

Chronic cough and breathlessness are among the most common and challenging respiratory symptoms encountered in primary care, contributing significantly to consultation demand, repeat attendances, diagnostic uncertainty and pressure on already stretched NHS resources.

The Primary Care Respiratory Society (PCRS) is calling on NHS leaders, policymakers and system suppliers to commit to delivering a Single Patient Record as a core component of the NHS’s analogue‑to‑digital transition as outlined within the NHS England 10-year Health Plan: Fit for

The Primary Care Respiratory Society (PCRS) has issued a new Position Statement highlighting the need for coordinated, community‑based action to reduce avoidable short‑term respiratory hospital admissions across the UK.

The Taskforce for Lung health has launched a new report ‘Breathing Life into the NHS: Improving outcomes, reducing inequalities, and enabling innovation through a respiratory Modern Serv

A Single Patient Record, which is available to patients and healthcare professionals from different care settings alike, and includes information on investigations, care records, results, medical notes by clinicians and coding information, would optimise resources and improve patient care and out

Can implementing at-risk asthma registers in primary care reduce hospital admissions?ARRISA-UK (At-Risk Registers Integrated into primary care to Stop Asthma crises in the UK) randomised trial involved 275 UK primary care practices.

Are you passionate about respiratory care but frustrated by the pace of change? Do you have ideas about how things could be done better, but aren’t sure how to make your voice heard?