Respiratory Professional Care 2026
Join Vitalograph at Respiratory Professional Care 2026, taking place on 7-8 October 2026 at the NEC Birmingham. As the UK's leading event dedicated to advancing respiratory care in primary care, the conference brings together respiratory specialists, GPs, nurses, pharmacists and healthcare professionals for two days of education, networking and innovation.
The programme covers key topics including asthma, COPD, respiratory diagnostics, spirometry, FeNO and lung cancer screening, alongside an exhibition showcasing the latest technologies and solutions in respiratory healthcare.
Visit the Vitalograph team at Stand D15R to discover our latest respiratory diagnostic solutions and learn how we're supporting healthcare professionals in improving patient outcomes through high-quality respiratory testing and monitoring. Our team will be on hand throughout the event to discuss your clinical and service needs and demonstrate our innovative diagnostic technologies.
Don't miss our Strengthening Diagnostic Accuracy in Primary Care Workshop
Date & Time: Wednesday 7th October, 11:30 - 12:00
Location: Respiratory Skills Theatre
Speaker: Charlene Mhangami, Lead UK comPAS Clinical Specialist
Session Synopsis
This interactive session will use realistic primary care clinical scenarios to explore the key questions healthcare professionals face when selecting and accessing objective diagnostic tests. Through case-based discussions, attendees will consider common respiratory presentations and how different diagnostic tools can support timely, accurate clinical decision-making.
The session will explore the benefits and limitations of various diagnostic approaches, including accuracy, ease of use, patient experience, training requirements and the practical considerations associated with integrating new technologies into existing clinical pathways.
Learning Outcomes
By attending this session, delegates will be able to:
Compare the benefits and limitations of commonly used respiratory diagnostic tests.
Reflect on their own respiratory diagnostic pathways and identify opportunities for improvement.
Explore practical approaches to expanding access to respiratory diagnostic testing within primary care services.