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Joining Dr Steve Holmes (GP and PCRS Committee Member) is Darush Attar-Zadeh (Pharmacist and PCRS Committee Member) to talk about Very Brief Advice and how you can go about using it in your routine consultations.
Using their extensive expertise in this topic, Steve and Darush share some examples of the types of questions that are appropriate to ask your patients and then how best to deal with the responses you might receive.
Very Brief Advice should be exactly that - brief - and in this podcast you will learn some great tips and tricks as to how to best approach and work through this vitally important conversation.
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เนื้อหาจัดทำโดย Primary Care Respiratory Society เนื้อหาพอดแคสต์ทั้งหมด รวมถึงตอน กราฟิก และคำอธิบายพอดแคสต์ได้รับการอัปโหลดและจัดหาให้โดยตรงจาก Primary Care Respiratory Society หรือพันธมิตรแพลตฟอร์มพอดแคสต์ของพวกเขา หากคุณเชื่อว่ามีบุคคลอื่นใช้งานที่มีลิขสิทธิ์ของคุณโดยไม่ได้รับอนุญาต คุณสามารถปฏิบัติตามขั้นตอนที่แสดงไว้ที่นี่ https://th.player.fm/legal
Joining Dr Steve Holmes (GP and PCRS Committee Member) is Darush Attar-Zadeh (Pharmacist and PCRS Committee Member) to talk about Very Brief Advice and how you can go about using it in your routine consultations.
Using their extensive expertise in this topic, Steve and Darush share some examples of the types of questions that are appropriate to ask your patients and then how best to deal with the responses you might receive.
Very Brief Advice should be exactly that - brief - and in this podcast you will learn some great tips and tricks as to how to best approach and work through this vitally important conversation.
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In this episode of the PCRS Podcast our Executive Chair, Dr Katherine Hickman, is joined by Dr Llinos Jones, Consultant Respiratory Physician with a specialist interest in asthma. Throughout this conversation Katherine and Llinos highlight how, through years of hard work and an ever increasing desire to learn and understand more, you can approach, converse and share the important information you need to with those patients who find health care services hard to reach. Llinos shares some fascinating insights into the projects that she has been involved in to help create some brilliant resources to help your patients. This was originally recorded as part of our In Conversation webinar series in 2024 (any references of "Conference" refers to PCRS Conference 2024) - you can join our upcoming session or watch previous conversations on demand .…
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Hosting our first podcast of 2025 is our very own PCRS Education Committee member Dr Fiona Mosgrove (GP with special interest in respiratory medicine) who is joined by Professor James Chalmers (Asthma and Lung UK Chair of Respiratory Research) to talk all about bronchiectasis and in particular the new treatments that are available and some exciting future prospects too. Bronchiectasis is becoming a more recognised chronic lung disease with more patients being correctly diagnosed now than there ever has been. During their conversation Fiona and James dive into what the current treatment options are, the profound change you could see in your patients health and wellbeing when bronchiectasis is diagnosed and treated effectively, some of the science behind these effective medications, and what the future holds for bronchiectasis treatments - it's exciting times ahead!…
For our final podcast of 2024 we present the perfect opportunity for you to reflect and consider what behaviour change means to you and your practice. Our host for this podcast is our very own Executive Chair, Dr Katherine Hickman (GP, and she is joined by Alicia Piwko (Respiratory Specialist Pharmacist) and Ren Lawlor (Independent Nurse Consultant). Together they dive in to what 'Supporting Behaviour Change' actually means for our patients - what is it and how should we go about encouraging it - combined with the intricacies of working in primary care and dealing with dozens of individuals every day. Equally as important, they also touch on the idea that behaviour change isn't just something we should be supporting our patients with - first and foremost we must look at inwardly at whether we need to support ourselves and/or our colleagues in our own behaviour change before we can support our patients with theirs. This podcast covers it all - including some rather spectacular mountaineering and Everest analogies - one not to be missed!…
Joining Ren Lawlor (PCRS Executive Vice-Chair and Advanced Nurse Practitioner) in this PCRS podcast episode is Dr Steve Holmes (GP and PCRS Committee Member). Data and reports prove that SABA overuse is an indicator of poorly controlled asthma - so what conversations do we need to have in order for that to change? Tune in to this podcast to hear how Ren and Steve break down those challenging conversations and provide you with the tips and advice required to ensure that your patients are being diagnosed and treated in the best ways possible.…
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Joining Dr Steve Holmes (GP and PCRS Committee Member) is Darush Attar-Zadeh (Pharmacist and PCRS Committee Member) to talk about Very Brief Advice and how you can go about using it in your routine consultations. Using their extensive expertise in this topic, Steve and Darush share some examples of the types of questions that are appropriate to ask your patients and then how best to deal with the responses you might receive. Very Brief Advice should be exactly that - brief - and in this podcast you will learn some great tips and tricks as to how to best approach and work through this vitally important conversation.…
In this new episode from PCRS, Daryl Freeman (Associate Clinical Director, ICB Clinical Advisor and PCRS Committee Member) is joined by Ren Lawlor (Independent Nurse Consultant and PCRS Executive Vice-Chair), to discuss all things Fit to Care - the invaluable resource available from PCRS. During their conversation they touch on how and why Fit to Care came about, what Fit to Care means and what it can do you for you as a respiratory interested HCP, how other PCRS resources, such as the Respiratory Service Framework, work alongside Fit to Care to help you identify what resources you need and where, and they finish with what's next for Fit to Care - tune in to find out!…
To help us understand more about this important topic, Carol Stonham (PCRS Policy Lead and Respiratory Nurse) is joined by Hannah Leatherland (Air Quality Education Projects Officer for Cheltenham Borough Council). Together they dive into what Hannah's role entails in Cheltenham, what the 'Care for our Air' initiative is that Hannah is working on and what some of the projects are that she is involved in, Hannah helps with some suggestions about identifying poor air quality and improving on how to improve it, and who Molly and Monty are...tune in to find out! We are grateful to Chiesi for the provision of a grant to support the activities of the PCRS Greener Respiratory Healthcare campaign. The campaign has been solely organised by PCRS and Chiesi has had no input in the content.…
In the latest episode of the PCRS Podcast and perfectly timed for the return to school, Ren Lawlor (PCRS Executive Vice-Chair and Advanced Nurse Practitioner) is joined by Lisa Cummings (Children and Young Peoples Senior Speciliast Asthma Practitioner) and Corinne Beirne (Advanced Nurse Practitioner in General Practice) to discuss what conversations need to be being had with teachers, school nurses, school administrators, when it comes to the care of children and young people with asthma. Children spend a significant amount of their childhood in school, so ensuring their safety and wellbeing is essential. For more information, a more in depth discussion, and some fantastic resources, please visit our webinar page on Asthma in Schools - Be proactive, not reactive…
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What is a good COPD review? In this podcast Carol Stonham (Respiratory Nurse and PCRS Policy Forum Lead) answers this very important question with Bill Stubley (COPD Patient and PCRS Patient Representative). Bill shares his experiences of 16 years of living with COPD and what his annual reviews have been like, and between them Carol and Bill discuss what a really good COPD review should look like for both you and your patients.…
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In this episode we hear from Dr Aarti Bansal about the importance of Delivering Greener Kinder Respiratory Health with PCRS Executive Chair, Katherine Hickman. Aarti shares how she best communicates the importance of sustainable practices and together with Katherine they discuss how the key to delivering greener kinder respiratory health care is to work together with your colleagues to communicate positively with your patients and educate them on how best to use their medication and what lifestyle practices will provide a benefit to their health. Being kind to your patients - this is the key.…
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In this Pulmonx Sponsored PCRS Podcast, Dr Fiona Mosgrove (GP and PCRS Education Committee Member) is joined by Dr Neil Greening (Consultant Respiratory Physician in Leicester who leads one of the UK's largest LVR services) for a discussion about what Lung Volume Reduction Surgery (LVRS) is, the prevalence of COPD and which patients should we aim to refer, what we can do in Primary Care, how to start discussions about the procedure and what assessments should we looking into. Thank you to our podcast sponsors Pulmonx Ltd. This podcast has been instigated and organised by PCRS. The support from the sponsor Pulmonx Ltd has allowed us to provide this valuable educational resource free of charge to all listeners. The sponsor has had no input into the agenda or the selection of speakers.…
Tune into this podcast to hear from Rachel Daly, Lead Nurse - Airways, Manchester Airways Service who will discuss the topic of allergic and non-allergic rhinitis with PCRS Executive Chair, Katherine Hickman. The discussion covers the importance of treating rhinitis and allergic rhinitis in patients who present with symptoms related to conditions such as asthma and upper airway conditions including inducible laryngeal obstruction and breathing pattern disorder. This was originally recorded as part of our In Conversation webinar series - you can join our upcoming session or watch previous conversations on demand .…
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1 Improving patient identification and referral pathways for severe asthma - a GSK Sponsored PCRS Podcast 35:19
In this GSK Sponsored podcast Helena Cummings (Senior Respiratory Nurse Specialist in a Severe Asthma Service in Hull, PCRS Executive Committee) is joined by Dr Hitasha Rupani (Respiratory Consultant, and Severe Asthma Centre Lead, Southampton) and Holly Hayward (Asthma Nurse Educator, University Hospitals of North Midlands NHS Trust) to discuss how we can impove patient identification and referral pathways for our patients with severe asthma.…
Ren Lawlor (Advanced Nurse Practitioner and PCRS Execuvtive Vice-Chair) chats to Dr Steve Holmes (GP and PCRS Committee Member) about the vastly discussed topic of vaping and e-cigarettes. They touch on how for the older generations they can be used as a smoking cessation tool, but that there are serious concerns surrounding children and young people using these devices.…
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Join Steve Holmes (GP and PCRS Committee Member) and Ren Lawlor (Independent Nurse Consultant and Vice-Chair of PCRS) who give their top tips for smoking cessation. They share their experience of supporting patients with advanced COPD and lung cancer to stop smoking. Their discussions also consider the behavioural, social and psychological barriers to quitting smoking. This podcast is part of our new series on respiratory topics, for both existing and non-members of PCRS.…
In this new series, for both existing and non-members of PCRS, we will be breifly discussing some pertinent respiratory topics. To kick things off and to mark National No Smoking Day on the 13th March, join Steve Holmes (GP and PCRS Committee Member) and Ren Lawlor (Independent Nurse Consultant and Vice-Chair of PCRS) as they give a brief outline of Very Brief Advice (VBA), what the tools are and how you can implement them in your day-to-day practice.…
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1 Greener Healthcare Campaign - Air Quality and Respiratory Disease from the Perspective of Patients 30:08
In this PCRS Greener Healthcare Campaign podcast we have Tracey Lonergan, Shakeela Riaz and Amanda Roberts (PCRS Patient Reference Group) discussing their experiences with living with, and living with family members with respiratory disease. They will touch on how they deal with indoor and outdoor air quality, the changes that they have made in their lives and homes, and the advice that they have received over the years, and share some useful tips and practices that they have put in place to help them and their loved ones deal with air quality in their lives. We are grateful to Chiesi for the provision of a grant to support the activities of the PCRS Greener Respiratory Healthcare campaign. The campaign has been solely organised by PCRS and Chiesi has had no input in the content.…
In this episode we dive into the topic of breathing pattern disorder. Anna Spathis a Consultant working in Palliative Medicine is in conversation with Catherine Moffat - a specialist respiratory physiotherapist. They both work in the Cambridge Breathlessness Intervention Service (CBIS) - a specialist service for people with long term conditions living with chronic breathlessness. This episode covers three key areas relating to breathing pattern disorder: 1. Raising awareness of the problem, 2. Helping HCPs recognise when it might be present and 3. What steps to take to manage it.…
This episode features Dr Fiona Mosgrove, GP with special interest in respiratory medicine, in conversation with Professor Robin Taylor, consultant physician with NHS Lanarkshire. Robin has in-depth experience of difficult prognostic conversations with patients with progressive lung disease. This insightful episode dives into why care in advanced lung disease is such an important topic and what we can do as clinicians to help our patients with advanced COPD and Interstitial Lung Disease, and their families. Learn more about the Coping with Crisis booklet : Navigating the challenges of medical decision-making in critical illness.…
Dr Fiona Mosgrove (GP with special interest in respiratory medicine) is joined by Professor Mona Bafadhel (Director for King's Centre for Lung Health and Chair of Respiratory Medicine at King's College) and Christine Mwasuku (Research Nurse and First Year PhD candidate funded by Asthma+LungUK) to discuss lung health specifically in women. Their conversation includes whether there are phenotypes of certain lung diseases that are more common in women, the discussions that should be had around menopause, contraception, and lung disease.…
Viv Marsh (Asthma Nurse Specialist) is joined by Amanda Roberts (PCRS Patient Reference Group and PCRS Education Committee Patient Representative) to discuss all things Asthma Action Plans in this episode of the PCRS Podcast. Amanda shares her experiences, hopes, and desires for what she would like to see in her own personal Asthma Action Plan and Viv shares her expertise as to why asthma patients should have one, how one should be created, and what it should entail. For more information about Asthma Action Plans, you can visit the PCRS Resources or the Asthma + Lung UK Resources .…
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In this PCRS Podcast episode, Carol Stonham (Primary Care Nurse and PCRS Policy Lead) is in conversation with Amanda Roberts (PCRS Patient Reference Group and PCRS Education Committee Patient Representative) to delve into the positive and negative aspects of Amanda's asthma reviews of the past, discussing what could and should be better, and how a really good asthma review should be for both the patient and the healthcare professional. To access the resource that Carol mentions during this podcast: The Building Blocks of a Good Asthma Review in Adults…
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In the final podcast of the PCRS One Airway, One disease series we focus on the treatment of allergic rhinitis and real-life application using British and European guidelines. Corinne Beirne (Advanced Nurse Practitioner and Children and Young Persons Asthma Lead) and Dr Glenis Scadding (Honorary Consultant Allergist and Rhinologist at the Royal Nation ENT Hospital, London) talk about the importance of treating allergic rhinitis, how your patients can identify the triggers, what non-drug and drug treatments are suitable for treating allergic rhinitis, and some top tips for what you and your patients can do. PCRS is grateful to Glenmark Pharmaceuticals Europe Limited for the provision of a grant for this series. The grant funder has had no input into the content.…
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In this first episode of our PCRS One Airway, One Disease Podcasts Series, we are joined by Dr Steve Holmes (GP, Somerset) and Frances Barrett (Respiratory Nurse Specialist, NI) who discuss the prevalence, pathology, and the significance in treating patients with Allergic Rhinitis. PCRS is grateful to Glenmark Pharmaceuticals Europe Limited for the provision of a grant for this series. The grant funder has had no input into the content.…
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The second episode in our PCRS One Airway, One Disease Podcast series is hosted by Ren Lawlor (Advanced Nurse Practitioner, London) who is joined by Katherine Hickman (GP, Bradford) to discuss the differential diagnosis, identification, and recognition of allergic rhinitis with real life application. They cover what you can do in your consultations to identify and/or diagnose allergic rhinitis; examination, symptoms, testing, co-morbidities, and triggers; and, example questions that you can pose to your patients to help this identification process. PCRS is grateful to Glenmark Pharmaceuticals Europe Limited for the provision of a grant for this series. The grant funder has had no input into the content.…
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In this PCRS Podcast Dr Steve Holmes (GP and PCRS Executive Committee Member) is joined by Dr Robina Coker (Consultant & Honorary Senior Lecturer in Respiratory Medicine at Hammersmith Hospital and Imperial College London, and Clinical Director of the NationaI Institute of Health Research (NIHR) London North West Clinical Research Network) to talk about air travel for passengers with respiratory disease, and the recommendations for managing those passengers. Robina and Steve were both instrumental in the creation of the BTS Clinical Statement on air travel for passengers with respiratory disease , and refer to this statement throughout the podcast, offering some fantastic tips for you to utilise in your practices.…
Interstitial Lung Disease (ILD) is the topic of discussion in this episode of the PCRS Podcast. Dr Fiona Mosgrove (GP and PCRS Education Committee Member) is joined by Dr Charlie Sharp (Consultant in Respiratory Medicine) an expert in ILD, who offers fantastic insight into what things you should be looking for in the history of a patient, the importance of a thorough examination, the pathways for patients that you suspect have ILD and what happens when you have referred them to a specialist, and the possible treatment options and potential side effects that are worth keeping an eye out for.…
In the next of the PCRS Greener Healthcare Campaign Podcasts and to celebrate Clean Air Day 2022, Carol Stonham (PCRS Executive Chair) is joined by Professor Sir Stephen Holgate (Medical Research Council Clinical Professor of Immunopharmacology at the Faculty of Medicine, Southampton; Respiratory Physician and UKRI Clean Air Champion). They discuss where air pollution comes from, both indoor and outdoor, the impact of air pollution on human health, and why those with respiratory diseases are impacted by air pollution more than those without. Helping patients understand where they can get information about air pollution and how they themselves can make improvements in their lives, their homes, and the lives of their wider communities is one of the important topics that Carol and Stephen touch on, with some fantastic resources available via the links below for information on air pollution, air quality and what can be done to make improvements: Children and Young People Asthma Bundle UK Air Air Quality England World Health Organization Global Action Plan…
In this episode of the PCRS Podcast Dr Fiona Mosgrove (GP and PCRS Education Committee Member) discusses the complexities of Severe and Difficult Asthma with Dr Tom Fardon (Consultant Physician in Respiratory and General Internal Medicine at NHS Tayside, Chair of the National Advisory Group for Respiratory Medicine in Scotland, Clinical Lead for the Respiratory Care Action Plan for Scotland). Some of the fascinating topics that they touch upon include how you can distinguish between differing levels of asthma severity, what to look for and how you can find and engage with those that need support, and what asthma care might like look in the future.…
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In this PCRS Greener Healthcare Campaign podcast Carol Stonham, PCRS Executive Chair is joined by Ren Lawlor, PCRS Education Lead to discuss their Top Ten Tips for ensuring successful and meaningful virtual consultations with your patients.
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In this podcast Carol Stonham, PCRS Executive chair, and Ren Lawlor, PCRS education lead discuss the PCRS publication Fit to Care, which provides information on the skills, knowledge and training required to effectively and appropriately manage patients with respiratory disease in primary and intermediate care no matter what your profession is. The publication provides simple advice which can be used to support healthcare professionals to be accountable and trained to provide respiratory care to a given standard, thereby reducing variation in care and ensuring patients can expect to receive high quality evidence based respiratory care irrespective of who is delivering such care or where in the community that care is being provided. The document also can be used as a reference for service managers to ensure the provision of appropriate educational support programmes for employed healthcare professionals. In this podcast Ren and Carol share how it can be used locally and provide examples with their own experience.…
Carol Stonham (Primary Care Nurse and PCRS Executive Chair) is joined by Ren Lawlor (Advanced Nurse Practitioner and PCRS Education Committee Chair) to discuss the contents of the children and young people asthma care bundle are and what it means to you in clinical practice. They delve into the five core components of the document and share their thoughts and experiences. The document and its associated materials (an integrated care system deliverables document and a resource pack) can be found via the NHS England website .…
Katherine Hickman (GP - Bradford, Respiratory Lead for West Yorkshire and Harrogate ICS, and PCRS Vice-Chair) is joined by Daryl Freeman (Associate Clinical Director for Norfolk Community Health and Care and PCRS Service Development Lead) and Vince Mak (Consultant Physician in Respiratory Integrated Care at Imperial College Healthcare Trust) to discuss the role of the integrated care physician, what the role entails, and its importance in supporting respiratory care…
Valerie Gerrard (Nurse Practitioner in Norfolk) joins Dr Steve Holmes (GP in Somerset) to discuss some of the issues around frailty and older people, using the Rockwood Clinical Frailty Scale and the importance of de-prescribing medication in the elderly.
In this short podcast Steve Holmes and Jane Scullion discuss the diagnosis of asthma, it's challenges and issues and explore the best practice clinical assessment and objective testing required to make a diagnosis in the different patient groups
In this episode Steve Holmes and Jane Scullion discuss optimising inhaler use and inhaler therapies. They share tips and advice on selecting inhalers taking into account important factors to be considered. Have you got views on inhalers? Tell us about them at info@pcrs-uk.org
Following on from their discussions around risk stratification in Asthma, in this PCRS podcast Jane Scullion and Steve Holmes explore risk stratification in COPD and highlight the red flags that might make you think that somebody with COPD is at risk.
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