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Primary Care Respiratory Journal Current Issue
Editorials 1: Driving asthma care in Europe: the Brussels Declaration Pages 55-56 John Haughney, Susanna Palkonen, David Price, Mike Thomas, Stephen Holgate View full text as PDF document Systematic Review 2: Pharmacological profile, efficacy and safety of rupatadine in allergic rhinitis Pages 57-68 Subodh Katiyar, Shivesh Prakash View full text as PDF document Reviews 3: Systems for the management of respiratory disease in primary care – an international series: South Africa Pages 69-75 Eric D Bateman, Charles Feldman, Robert Mash, Lara R Fairall, René G English, Anamika Jithoo View full text as PDF document 4: The ADMIT series – Issues in Inhalation Therapy. 2) Improving technique and clinical effectiveness Pages 76-82 Mariëlle EAC Broeders, Joaquin Sanchis, Mark L Levy, Graham K Crompton, PN Richard Dekhuijzen, on behalf of the ADMIT Working Group View full text as PDF document Original Research 5: Assessing asthma control in routine clinical practice: use of the Royal College of Physicians ‘3 Questions’ Pages 83-88 Mike Thomas, Kevin Gruffydd-Jones, Carol Stonham, Sabbi Ward, Tatiana V Macfarlane View full text as PDF document Commentary 6: Re: Thomas M et al. Prim Care Resp J 2009;18(2):83-88 Assessing asthma control using the RCP 3 questions Pages 88-89 Jane Upton View full text as PDF document 7: Swimming pool-based exercise as pulmonary rehabilitation for COPD patients in primary care: feasibility and acceptability Pages 90-94 Susan Rae, Patrick White View full text as PDF document 8: How frequently are physiological variables recorded in the emergency room in patients with obstructive pulmonary diseases and pneumonia? Pages 95-99 Lars K Hægstad, Torbjørn Bjotveit, Ane Johannessen, Amund Gulsvik View full text as PDF document 9: Management of asthma in Australian general practice: care is still not in line with clinical practice guidelines Pages 100-105 Christopher Barton, Judith Proudfoot, Cheryl Amoroso, Emmae Ramsay, Christine Holton, Tanya Bubner, Mark Harris, Justin Beilby View full text as PDF document 10: Patient-level pooled analysis of the effect of tiotropium on COPD exacerbations and related hospitalisations Pages 106-113 David MG Halpin, Shailendra Menjoge, Klaus Viel View full text as PDF document Short Reports 11: Guidelines versus practice: UK asthma nurses often recommend intermittent, symptom-driven use of inhaled corticosteroids Pages 114-117 Michael E Hyland, Sue Blake, Colin J Greaves, Margaret Pinnuck, Clare Seamark, Dave Seamark, David Ward, David MG Halpin View full text as PDF document Correspondence 12: Unsuspected polymorphic metabolism of rupatadine via its primary metabolite, desloratadine Pages 118-119 Nuggehally R Srinivas View full text as PDF document 13: Don't prescribe tiotropium for smokers with an FEV1 above 60% predicted Pages 119-120 Paul Enright View full text as PDF document 14: Authors’ reply Pages 120-121 Gunnar Johansson View full text as PDF document News 15: News Pages 122-123 View full text as PDF document |
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