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Time to review: 15 minutes
Type: Clinical resource or information, PCRU Clinical Area: Asthma Status: Current

A personal perspective on using the plan on a page tool to support the development of FeNO services. An article on using the FeNO Plan-on-a-Page tool, with accompanying working example and editable template.

Time to review: 15 minutes
Type: PCRU Clinical Area: Asthma Status: Current

Corinne Beirne, Advanced Nurse Practitioner and Amanda Roberts, from PCRS’s patient reference group, discuss what constitutes a good asthma review from a patient’s perspective.

Type: PCRU Clinical Area: Asthma Status: Current

Sharing asthma knowledge using storytelling

Time to review: 15 minutes
Type: Clinical resource or information Clinical Area: Asthma Status: Current

Over the past 20-years, there has been an increased focus on the use of newer biologic medication in people with severe asthma that is not controlled with usual asthma medication. Although there are currently six biologics (January 2025) licensed for use in severe asthma, estimates suggest that of the 60,000 people potentially eligible for biologics in England, only 8,000-10,000 are on these treatments. 

Time to review: 15 minutes

Primary Care Respiratory Society (PCRS) position statement

Time to review: 1 hour

Consider ways in which climate change and the resulting extreme weather can worsen symptoms and trigger exacerbations.

Time to review: 15 minutes
Type: PCRS Position Statement Clinical Area: Asthma, Inhaler devices Status: Current

2024 marked a pivotal change in the management of asthma in the UK with the publication of a joint British Thoracic Society (BTS), National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) and Scottish Intercollegiate Guidelines Network (SIGN) guideline. This guideline, ‘Asthma: diagnosis, monitoring and chronic asthma management’, has the potential to be the paradigm shift that is needed to improve asthma care in the UK. 

Time to review: 15 minutes

Spirometry should be delivered and technically reported by registered healthcare professionals with an appropriate level of expertise and experience.