Service design & QI
The Respiratory Service Framework
Developed by the PCRS Service Development Committee, the Respiratory Service Framework (RSF) helps those looking to design a patient focussed respiratory service working across all sectors of out of hospital care to see the ideal components for a given population of patients. It has been designed to be applicable and helpful to those delivery care at a PCN or ICS level.
Fit to Care
Key Knowledge, Skills and Training for Clinicians Providing Respiratory Care
Primary Care Respiratory Academy (PCRA)
The Primary Care Respiratory academy offers educational webinars and live events on both clinical and quality improvement.
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