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ARC Webinar: A practical approach to tackling SABA over-reliance in practice

Hear from a Respiratory Nurse Specialist about how one forward thinking practice took up the challenge of SABA over-reliance. Learn about the interventions that were made, the significant results achieved, and how this can be easily replicated in any practice across the UK.

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The Asthma Right Care initiative was originated by the IPCRG with funding from AstraZeneca internationally. The adaptation of materials by PCRS for use in the UK has been funded by AstraZeneca UK Limited.
Clinical Area
Asthma
Derivation
PCRS Produced / Collaboration

Speakers

  • Frances Barrett

    photo of Frances BarrettFrances Barrett BSc Hons (first Class) Respiratory, RN, Long Term Conditions Diplomas, Level 4 teaching certificate, CPR, Defibrillation, first aid at work trainer and NIAS Community First Responder trainer and volunteer.
    Frances has worked as a long-term conditions’ nurse specialist in General Practice for over 15 years, the lead a community based pulmonary rehabilitation pilot.
    She is an Associate Lecturer in both the UU and QUB on the specialist practice.
    Frances partnered with a colleague Carole McGrath to create their own training and mentorship company “Barrett & McGrath Education and Mentoring Services Ltd. offering bespoke education, training, facilitation and mentorship to General Practice and beyond. Frances piloted a Respiratory diagnostic and assessment hub in Belfast which attracted significant interest from across the province and a number of similar Hubs have been established on the back of this pilot.
    She is on the PCRS SDC & ARG

  • Laura Rush

    photo of Laura RushLaura is a primary care nurse specialising in respiratory care.

    She is the respiratory lead at her practice and the Respiratory Champion for her local PCN.

    A large part of her clinical role involves the diagnosis and management of complex patients with respiratory conditions with the aim of providing accurate and timely diagnosis, management in line with best practice and reducing referrals to secondary care.

    Laura is on the Association of Respiratory Nurse Specialists (ARNS) Education & Research sub committee & a core member of the Asthma Right Care team.

    She previously sat on the Primary Care Respiratory Society (PCRS) Education Committee for 4 years.

    Laura’s passion for improving care for respiratory patients prompted her to share her knowledge & enthusiasm through an educational role to motivate & inspire other healthcare professionals to deliver optimum care. She runs her own training company, LR Respiratory Training & Consultancy Ltd.

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