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On Demand Webinar: The medicolegal implications of prescribing for asthma

Please note: the Q&A feature is not available for on demand webinars, and the PCRS Membership offer is only available to those who attended the live webinar.

Speaker

Beverley Bostock RGN MSc MA QN, Advanced Nurse Practitioner and Independent Training Consultant, Editor in Chief of the Practice Nurse Journal, PCRS Policy Forum member, Asthma Lead for the Association of Respiratory Nurse Specialists, and an Expert Witness in clinical negligence

Session Chair

Darush Attar-Zadeh, Pharmacist, PCRS Conference Organising Committee Co-Chair, Behaviour Change Specialist and International Respiratory Trainer

Handout: Resources from the webinar

Learning outcomes:

  • short-acting bronchodilator prescribing – general advice 
  • short-acting bronchodilator prescribing during the pandemic
  • 'just in case' prescribing 
  • the impact of COVID-19 on prescribing and dispensing habits – lessons learned

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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.