The autumn/winter edition of your members’ magazine packed with useful features, clinical updates, educational updates, respiratory news and opinion.
Primary Care Respiratory Update (PCRU)
Our members' magazine packed with useful features, clinical updates, educational updates, respiratory news and opinion.
Issue
32
Spring/Summer 2026
Issue contents
- PCRS Conference 2026: Why you should be there
- Consensus guide: Implementing the 2024 asthma guidelines in all healthcare sett…
- IPCRG Desktop Helper: A practical guide to improve rhinitis diagnosis in primar…
- IPCRG Desktop Helper: A practical guide to improve rhinitis management in prima…
- A new route in anaphylaxis treatment: Intranasal adrenaline
- A simple solution right under our noses: Why nasal saline sprays deserve more a…
- Asthma, allergy and the school environment: Supporting children and young people
- UK Inhaler Group (UKIG) consensus guide on spacer devices
- Putting greener healthcare into practice
- Left behind by design: Who’s missing from digital respiratory care?
- The impact of poor housing on health inequalities and respiratory disease
ISSUE 30
In a time of uncertainty and financial pressure, this issue of Primary Care Respiratory Update (PCRU) is a vital resource for anyone working in respiratory care. As Integrated Care Boards across England face significant budget cuts, programmes that have taken years to build are now under threat.…
ISSUE 27
In this edition, we focus on COPD and revisit the 2017 PCRS consensus on COPD treatment titled 'Keeping it Simple.' The updated algorithm aligns with the latest GOLD and NICE guidance, and maintains a focus on patient-centred treatment grounded in evidence, medication optimisation, and continuous…
ISSUE 26
This spring, Primary Care Respiratory Update comes to you with a new focus on asthma. Our contributor bring you pragmatic and succinct information that you can adopt in your practice to support early diagnosis, improved management, reduced reliance on short-acting bronchodilator inhalers and advice…
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