Practical tools and resources
Practical tools and resources to support you when using the respiratory service framework
Supporting you to recruit
Job description - STANDARD PRACTITIONER (Editable)- Job description - ADVANCED PRACTITIONER (Editable)
- Job description - EXPERT PRACTITIONER (Editable)
Workforce audit tools
- Guide for Workforce Audit
Activities Flow Audit- PCRS Workforce Skills Questionnaire
Respiratory Workforce Skills Data Collection (Editable)
Other tools
Patients with respiratory disease deserve care that is standardised, patient focussed and delivered by a healthcare professional with suitable training and experience, in a site and timeframe to meet their needs. Sadly, this is often not the case.
The Respiratory Service Framework (RSF) seeks to demonstrate what excellence is – and how it may be delivered at a population level and across the patient pathway. It will help those seeking to design a patient focussed respiratory service working across all sectors of out of hospital care. It is applicable to those delivering care at PCN or ICS level.
It builds on the work previously undertaken by PCRS to develop a series of care standards for GP practices as part of its Quality Award programme.
RSF Interactive Resources
To support the framework, and to improve the ease with which users can find the relevant resources, we have developed an Interactive Respiratory Framework Resources page.
Workforce calculator
Conduct a workforce calculation to help to help you understand your service requirements
Webinars and videos
Video presentations to support you when using the Respiratory Service and Workforce Framework
Chiesi Limited have supported different aspects of this project by either a benefit-in-kind or an arm's length grant.
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