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Welcome to PCRA

The Primary Care Respiratory Academy (PCRA) is a community of primary care health professionals and those who commission respiratory services.

We work with the Primary Care Respiratory Society (PCRS), the UK-wide professional society supporting high-value, patient-centred respiratory care.

Together we provide expert-guided learning and peer-to-peer exchange through live meetings and online resources.

The Clinical Platform

Improving respiratory care for patients

The Commissioning Platform

Facilitating sustainable service transformation

The Community Pharmacy Platform

Identifying what matters to you and your patients

SPONSORED: Implementing FeNO testing in primary care: successes and lessons
In these standalone Circassia-sponsored videos, FeNO is discussed from a GP, nurse and Meds Management perspective.

PCRS-UK
The Primary Care Respiratory Society (PCRS) exists to support respiratory care practitioners in a primary or community care setting. For more news about the COVID-19 outbreak, check out the new COVID-19 page on the PCRS website.

Is shisha/hookah/waterpipe bad for you?

At the PCRA Clinical Roadshow 2019 events we asked you to share your thoughts on tobacco dependency. Watch one of our attendees in action!

Latest resources


NEW   Community Pharmacy

9 processes to achieve asthma right care

NEW   Commissioning

9 processes to achieve asthma right care

NEW   Clinical

9 processes to achieve asthma right care

NEW   Community Pharmacy

2020 GINA Main Report

NEW   Commissioning

2020 GINA Main Report

NEW   Clinical

2020 GINA Main Report

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An enjoyable and informative day. Knowledgeable speakers with a passion for improving respiratory care.
Dr Simon Spooner, GP Partner
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An excellent event and a great opportunity to network.
Mr Ceri Mansell, Service Transformation Coordinator

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The Primary Care Respiratory Academy has been developed and is produced by Cogora, the publisher of Pulse, Nursing in Practice, Healthcare Leader, Management in Practice and The Pharmacist working in partnership with PCRS. All educational content for the website and Roadshows, unless specified as sponsored content, has been initiated and produced by PCRS/Cogora.


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