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Respiratory Leadership Programme

Designed specifically for healthcare professionals seeking to enhance their leadership skills and drive impactful change

The Respiratory Leadership programme is designed to help you:

Grow your confidence in managing teams and complex projects🤝 Overcome workplace isolation by connecting with like-minded peers💪 Strengthen your influence and negotiation skills to drive meaningful change

You will be equipped with tools and techniques to tackle complex problems that are part and parcel of delivering an effective health care service.

This year's Respiratory Leadership Programme commenced with a workshop in June (6th - 7th) focusing on unlocking the skills to turn ideas into action to drive real change. A follow up workshop in November will support you to embed your learning.

Follow up workshop

📅 Friday 21st and Saturday 22nd November 2025
📍 Wychwood Conference Centre 

More details coming soon.

Secure your place

Don’t miss this opportunity to refine your leadership skills and gain practical tools to drive real change in respiratory healthcare.

The programme is exclusively available to PCRS premium members - if you are not a premium member you can join now from only £54.

A £50 deposit is required to secure your place, which will be refunded upon attendance at the June workshop.

Spaces are limited - registration opening soon
We are grateful to Chiesi for providing sponsorship to allow us to run this course free of charge for PCRS members.  Chiesi have had no input to the development, content or delivery of this programme.

I now feel more equipped with the tools I need to try out some quality improvements across the various GP Practices I work in. I came away with a much clearer sense of what I would like to change and the confidence to give it a go!

Past course attendee
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Become part of the UK's largest network of dedicated respiratory professionals working in primary, community and integrated care settings