8th International Primary Care Respiratory Group World Conference in Amsterdam, 25 - 28 May 2016

We are happy to welcome you to 8th International Primary Care Respiratory Group World Conference in Amsterdam, 25 - 28 May 2016!

The Scientific Meeting is suitable for anyone wishing to know more about research in real life, community and general practice/family medicine settings on these themes.  You do not need to be a respiratory expert.  Come and join them! 

Clinicians and researchers from all over the world choose to attend the IPCRG's scientific meetings because they:

• Get plenty of opportunity to network with colleagues from other places and meet research collaborators and lifelong friends
  
• Connect with like-minded colleagues interested in research about how to diagnose and manage people in the community with chronic diseases such as tobacco dependence, asthma, COPD, allergy and comorbidities 
  
• Learn about research methods pertinent to their own experience and needs
  
• Exchange information about challenges in, and solutions to, real life research including the use of routine primary care data
  
• Share values about family medicine and its holistic approach
  
• Debate the challenges of adapting healthcare systems to cope with communicable and non-communicable disease.

4th International Primary Care Respiratory Group Scientific Meeting, Singapore, 28-30 May 2015

Dear Respiratory friends, we are happy to invite you to 4th International Primary Care Respiratory Group Scientific Meeting, which will take place at Singapore, 28-30 May 2015.

The International Primary Care Respiratory Group's conferences are the leading primary care respiratory scientific meetings and the premier place for primary care respiratory clinicians, academics and researchers from all over the world.

As always, we welcome colleagues from all over the world, and in particular, new colleagues from Asia Pacific.

1st IPCRG Respiratory Research School

The 1st IPCRG Respiratory Research School will run back-to-back with the IPCRG's 4th Scientific Meeting. 

Delegates with an interest and with or without experience of primary care research are welcome to attend as individuals or teams. During the day we will work in small groups, mentored by experienced primary care respiratory researchers and teachers, to develop robust research questions and methods that you will present to the other delegates and a panel of expert judges at the end of the day.

Prize: There is a research grant of £10,000 available for the research protocol judged to be the best to enable its implementation