COPD (intermediate/advanced level)
This intermediate/advanced COPD training session is designed for experienced healthcare professionals seeking deeper knowledge and enhanced clinical skills in managing COPD in primary care. The course provides essential underpinning of COPD pathophysiology, diagnosis, treatment and monitoring, enabling clinicians to participate confidently and effectively in the care of people living with COPD.
Delegates will explore the increasing importance of COPD phenotypes, receive an update on spirometry aligned with the latest ARTP recommendations, review current therapies and understand the latest requirements for COPD monitoring. The session supports improved decision‑making, personalised treatment planning and safe, evidence‑based care.
Course Content
- Why COPD phenotypes are becoming increasingly important in personalised management
- Updated spirometry guidance and recommendations from ARTP
- Overview of the latest therapies available in COPD treatment
- Latest requirements for COPD monitoring and structured review
Successful learners will demonstrate appropriate skills and knowledge in diagnosing, treating and managing COPD using current clinical guidelines, and will be able to suggest, initiate and vary treatment based on individual patient needs.
Ideal for GPs, nurses, HCSWs and allied health professionals involved in respiratory care and long‑term condition management.
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