Welcome to the Peers in Practice inhale hub. Here you will find information to support your COPD consultations with your patients
Adverse events reporting and prescribing information can be found at the bottom of the page.
This material was developed in collaboration with a UCL business company, Spoonful of Sugar, industry leaders in the application of validated behavioural science frameworks and tools developed from extensive research into helping patients and healthcare professionals to get the best from treatments by enhancing engagement, adherence and persistence to optimise health.1
Introducing 
Using behavioural science principles, inhale is here to help you understand why some COPD patients may not be taking their prescribed inhalers regularly and support them in making positive changes to help manage their COPD.
Free education and resources are available to support with your professional development, including information on how to identify patient needs, so you can encourage healthy habits in your patients with COPD.
Together, we can support patients in making positive changes to help manage their COPD
This is your hub - we are here to help
Understanding the challenges you face in your day-to-day practice will help us to create valuable content tailored to you.
Tick which key barriers you face when supporting your COPD patients to implement healthy habits and make positive behavioural changes.
References
- Spoonful of Sugar – making the most of medicines. Available from sosadherence.co.uk
October 2024 | PM-GB-CPU-WCNT-240003
For the GB and NI Trelegy Ellipta® (fluticasone furoate/umeclidinium/vilanterol) prescribing information Click here.
