Respiratory – Additional Educational Resources and Training


Respiratory Education to Support Professionals

  • RESPE is a free, interactive, e-learning resource which provides a basic knowledge of common respiratory conditions. Provided by expert collaboration within NHS Scotland (Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland and Uni Edinburgh). The aim of the resource is to improve patient/client care by increasing the knowledge and skills of any member of health and social care staff working with people living with respiratory conditions in health, social or private care settings.

Inhaler Technique Staff Awareness Learning Resource-Provided by RCHT

  • This learning resource is for all clinical staff who are in a position to observe and correct inappropriate techniques, helping to reduce potential deterioration of patients and/or patients presenting at ED. The resource also includes a section on correct disposal of inhalers which is a key message for us all to communicate to patients. The resource also signposts to helpful videos.

Respiratory Surge in Children Programme-Provided by E-Learning for Health

  • The Respiratory Surge in Children resources are aimed at healthcare staff working in the various settings where a child will present with respiratory illness. The aim of the programme is to support the national NHS workforce to manage: 1) Existing demand in children 2) Potential future spikes in paediatric demand as a result of respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) and other respiratory illnesses in children. 3) Longer-term increasing paediatric acuity and demand in children.

 

Webinar: Optimising Antibiotic Use in Children with Respiratory Tract Infections

The link below is to a webinar delivered by Professor Alastair Hay, GP and Professor of Primary Care, focusing on optimising antibiotic use in children with respiratory tract infections in primary care. This session was recently presented at a GP Leads meeting, funded by the Integrated Care Board.

If you have any questions, please contact the Prescribing Team.

​mp4 icon PMOS AMR training session Alistair Hay 5 Feb 26.mp4