Asthma Update for Primary Care
Asthma Update for Primary Care Clinicians
This Asthma Update for Primary Care session supports clinicians who want clearer understanding and stronger confidence when applying current UK asthma guidelines. Moreover, the course provides an evidence‑based update on asthma diagnosis, phenotypes and endotypes, allowing delegates to recognise how different asthma patterns influence treatment choices. Every section focuses on practical learning that strengthens safe and effective asthma management.
Additionally, the session explores objective testing, including clinical assessment, peak flow, spirometry and FeNO. Delegates learn how these tools improve diagnostic accuracy and support structured asthma reviews. Consequently, clinicians gain stronger assessment skills that help them identify deterioration early and act promptly.
Throughout the course, delegates review inhaled corticosteroids, reliever therapies and add‑on treatments. Furthermore, the session highlights environmental triggers, lifestyle factors and personalised strategies that support long‑term stability. Clinicians also explore best‑practice approaches to annual asthma review, ensuring consistent care aligned with national guidance.
The training also examines the impact of asthma across the UK. As a result, delegates understand why early intervention matters, especially for patients with complex symptoms or frequent exacerbations. The course encourages clinicians to use structured communication, personalised action plans and clear safety‑netting advice to support patient self‑management.
The session uses practical examples and simple frameworks. Therefore, delegates leave with improved confidence, clearer clinical reasoning and a stronger understanding of how to deliver high‑quality asthma care in primary care settings.
Course Content
- Review of asthma diagnosis, phenotypes and endotypes
- Impact of asthma in the UK
- Latest UK asthma guideline update
- Clinical assessment, peak flow, spirometry and FeNO
- ICS, SABA, add‑on therapies and environmental triggers
- Asthma monitoring and annual review
Who Should Attend
This update suits GPs, Nurses, HCSWs and Allied Healthcare Professionals involved in respiratory care and long‑term condition management. Therefore, it is ideal for clinicians seeking a clear, evidence‑based asthma update.
