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The All Wales Home Oxygen Clinical Group meets quarterly to learn, review and improve services across Wales. Over the next 3 years as a group we are agreeing All Wales guidelines for patient information, risk assessment patient reported outcomes. We are also looking at variation and trying to reduce it across the Health Boards using best practice

A vibrant group of mostly Practice nurses, although anyone with a respiratory interest is welcome. We have good links and support from specialist secondary care Respiratory nurses and Physiotherapists who regularly attend. Members come from a wide area of North Hampshire.

A forum to share best practice, motivation, resources and success whilst focusing on delivering high quality respiratory care.

We are a group formed of multidisciplinary health professionals focusing on best respiratory care in our area. The group offers an opportunity to network, share best practice and attend regular educational meetings. It is also an opportunity for integration of various teams, including but not exclusive to GP practices and community pharmacy.

We are a friendly group of healthcare professionals from across Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire ICS who network and share best practice. We bring complex case studies for discussion and regional updates to the meetings. We would love to welcome new members from all professions and clinical areas. We are developing a new education program both face to face and online and hope to have a respiratory educational conference soon.
Please contact Liz at elizabeth.mallett1@nhs.net for further details.

Advising practice nurses on best practice for respiratory patients

A multi-disciplinary team to act as champions for the borough and support other healthcare professionals, working as a team to deliver the best care possible.

Informal meetings for Croydon primary care practitioners to share best practice and improve patients outcomes

Regular network and educational meetings for any professional with a respiratory interest. The West group also has joint meetings with counterpart group based in East Dorset.

East Dorset RIG meet regularly for respiratory updates and networking every quarter. We join with the West Dorset RIG annually for a pan-Dorset meeting. Attendees are from many disciplines including practice nurses, hospital respiratory nurses, community nurses, GPs, physios and pharmacists.

East Surrey PCRS meeting every 3 months for education updates & networking

Multidisciplinary membership is encouraged welcoming disciplines from primary, community and secondary care

Most easterly Respiratory group
keen to spread the word on respiratory disease and raise awareness and standards of care within the primary care community

A multidisciplinary group of respiratory-interested clinicians, aiming to optimise the care of people with respiratory conditions throughout Herefordshire through networking and collaboration.

HEYRespEd your local Hull and East Yorkshire respiratory education provider. An enthusiastic multidisciplinary team of healthcare professionals with a vision to improve the delivery of our local respiratory service, offering high-quality education to primary and secondary care providers.
Providing a platform for healthcare professionals across the interface to discuss the clinical management of patients with airways disease, sharing best practice and experiences.

Our network is open to respiratory interested clinicians from primary, secondary and community.

This is a respiratory forum for primary care in Medway

Multi-disciplinary respiratory educational group with attendess from both primary and secondary care

Monmouthshire Respiratory Link Nurse Group consists of generalist and specialist nurses who primarily support patients who are registered with a Monmouthshire GP and live within the catchment area of the 4 Integrated Team Hubs of Abergavenny, Usk/Raglan, Monmouth, Chepstow/Caldicott. Our local prison nurses are members also. Due to cross boundaries the group welcomes colleagues from other counties. The group is affiliated with Aneurin Bevan's Respiratory Network. The specialist nurses are also affiliated with the All Wales Clinical Oxygen Group and the ILD-INN Regional network.

The NI Respiratory Nurse Specialist Forum was established to share best practice and improve respiratory care services for people across NI. It provides educational updates and professional networking for the members.

Restarting the main Norwich Ford group. First meeting Feb 22nd 2023.
Expecting around 50 attendees.
Talks to include SABA overuse and asthma reviews.

Notts General Practice Respiratory Network is a group of health care professionals working within General Practice with a keen interest in Respiratory conditions.
As a Network we hope to bring like minded clinicians together to support and improve respiratory care locally by, sharing best practice, educating, and discussing professional updates & guidelines. We have regular ICB updates as well as working on and supporting local Quality Improvement projects based around improving respiratory services and outcomes for patients locally.

Respiratory Care Solutions in a social enterprise with the aim of inspiring and education health care professionals. The lead for Bradford Respiratory Network is Sarah Oeser (practice nurse).

A friendly, informal quarterly group meeting for local practice nurses with a role in respiratory care, focusing on varying respiratory topics, when possible from non promotional speakers. A light sandwich lunch is provided.

The group is open to all disciplines within all areas of healthcare. Regular attendees are practice nurses, respiratory nurse specialists, respiratory physiotherapists, pharmacists and GPs. We try to meet 4 times a year and are supported by a variety of different pharma companies who help by funding a venue and refreshments. We ask attendees to choose the topics we cover at the meetings and try to encourage them to develop their own skills by presenting on topics relevant to their expertise and knowledge and a friendly and supportive environment.