This disease area hub brings together relevant content on eGuidelines.co.uk and links to external guidance.
Guidelines in Practice articles
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Improved skills and training could reduce admissions for COPD
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Structured review is an essential part of asthma care
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Patients with asthma need to be able to use their inhaler effectively
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Case finding for COPD could help to reduce the disease burden
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The majority of asthma cases can be managed in primary care
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Strategy for respiratory conditions provides aspirational targets
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COPD review should cover medical and psychosocial aspects
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Influenza vaccination may reduce hospital admissions for COPD
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Better asthma control could avoid majority of hospital admissions
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Improving outcomes for COPD patients in primary care through joint working
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Managing COPD: optimising current control and reducing future risk
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BTS/SIGN guideline on asthma management has been revised
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BTS/SIGN has issued revised guidance on asthma management
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BTS/SIGN has issued revised guidance on asthma management
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A group approach to PBC can improve care for targeted diseases
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A group approach to PBC can improve care for targeted diseases
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BTS/SIGN update their guideline on asthma care
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Local audit on use of inhaled corticosteroids benefits asthma patients
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Consensus guideline will help GPs to choose asthma inhaler devices
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Guideline provides advice on phasing out CFC-containing inhalers
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Guideline provides advice on phasing out CFC-containing inhalers
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Patients with COPD are benefiting from the QOF clinical indicators
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Asthma initiative aids patient empowerment and improves outcomes
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Recording 'pack years' aids assessment of risk and diagnosis of COPD
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Asthma indicators recognise importance of annual patient reviews
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Clinical audit identifies effective strategy for asthma management
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Most cases of bronchiolitis can be managed at home
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A group approach to PBC can improve care for targeted diseases
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GPs should be able to diagnose and treat COPD effectively
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Utilise any annual patient visits to carry out a COPD review
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Guidance confirms brief interventions by GPs help smokers to give up
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NICE guidance will help GPs encourage smokers to quit
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An accurate asthma register leads to improved patient care
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Annual asthma guideline review keeps GPs up to date
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British guideline updates recommendations on occupational asthma
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Simple steps can reap rewards in improved care for COPD patients
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SIGN notes for discussion with patients: 24. BTS/SIGN asthma guideline
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Asthma indicators can improve quality of life for patients
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BTS updates advice on air travel for patients with respiratory disease
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Meeting the diabetes targets: what lessons have been learned?
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BTS revises guidelines on community acquired pneumonia
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SIGN notes for discussion with patients: 16. BTS/SIGN asthma guideline
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British guideline updates advice on inhaled steroids in mild asthma
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Meeting the challenge of the COPD indicators
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NICE guideline will help to improve quality of life for COPD patients
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SIGN guideline will help GPs to identify sufferers of sleep apnoea
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SIGN notes for discussion with patients: 14. Management of obstructive sleep apnoea
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Meeting the clinical indicators for asthma
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Guideline will help GPs to identify sleep apnoea
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New national guideline should raise standards of asthma care
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Joint asthma guideline is a valuable tool for GPs
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SIGN notes for discussion with patients: 3. LRTIs in Adults
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Managing childhood CAP: a commonsense approach
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BTS guideline will help GPs identify CAP in childhood
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Assessing respiratory patients? fitness to fly
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SIGN guideline aids GP management of respiratory infection
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SIGN promotes rational prescribing of antibiotics
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Primary care initiative succeeds in helping smokers to quit
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BTS updates guidelines on community acquired pneumonia
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Nurse-led smoking cessation group proves successful
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New guidance on COPD helps GPs to identify early disease
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Smoking cessation guidelines updated to clarify strategies
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Beacon practice's COPD management strategy is adopted by PCG
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Weekly CO readings can help smokers quit
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Primary Care Taskforce aims to raise awareness of COPD
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Asking three simple questions will help improve asthma care
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Implementing asthma guidelines at practice level
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Patient-held records improve asthma care
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Why we need COPD guidelines
Guidelines summaries
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease: management of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease in adults in primary and secondary care
British guideline on the management of asthma in adults
The primary care management of asthma in real-life settings
NICE clinical guidelines
SIGN guidelines
Demonstrating impact
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Influenza vaccination may reduce hospital admissions for COPD
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Managing COPD: optimising current control and reducing future risk
Test and reflect
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BTS/SIGN guideline on asthma management has been revised
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BTS/SIGN has issued revised guidance on asthma management
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