IPCRG Position Papers

IPCRG Position Papers summarise evidence and make recommendations about how policymakers, clinical educators and patient leaders can contribute to the cultural and clinical changes that are needed to make improve the prevention, diagnosis and management of care of respiratory diseases.

Position Papers cover the following topics (click the images at the bottom of this page to view the relevant Position Paper and its translations, if these are available):

Remote respiratory consultations
Making the case for personalised care for adults with asthma
Pulmonary rehabilitation (PR) helps people breathe better, feel good, and do more: Why you should invest in PR for your population
10 easy steps to defeat difficult to manage asthma
Mapping of national guidelines used by primary care
Primary care and chronic lung disease

IPCRG Position Paper - Remote Respiratory Consultations

Image of Position Paper 5 - Making the case for personalised care for adults with asthma

IPCRG Position Paper No. 5 - Making the case for personalised care for adults with asthma

Image of Position Paper 4 - Pulmonary rehabilitation (PR) helps people breathe better, feel good, and do more: Why you should invest in PR for your population

IPCRG Position Paper No. 4 - Pulmonary rehabilitation (PR) helps people breathe better, feel good, and do more: Why you should invest in PR for your population

image of Position Paper 3 - Ten easy steps to defeat difficult to manage asthma Primary tabs

IPCRG Position Paper No. 3 - Ten easy steps to defeat difficult to manage asthma

Image of Position Paper 2 - National respiratory guidelines used by primary care

IPCRG Position Paper No. 2 - National respiratory guidelines used by primary care

Image of Position Paper 1 - Primary care and chronic lung disease

IPCRG Position Paper No. 1 - Primary care and chronic lung disease

As well as Position Papers, the IPCRG also produces:

Desktop Helpers (formerly called IPCRG Opinion Papers), which provide guidance and support for primary care clinicians on different aspects of the diagnosis and management of respiratory diseases

Click the Desktop Helpers section below for more information about these.

IPCRG Desktop Helpers

Desktop Helpers are user-friendly information sheets developed by the IPCRG, working with clinicians, patients and clinical educators, that provide practical guidance and support for clinicians working in primary care on different aspects of the diagnosis and management of respiratory diseases.

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