
An asthma first aid poster (12 years and over). Also available in te reo Māori

Simple asthma first aid steps for children at school

The NZ COPD Guidelines: 2025 Update revises the NZ COPD Guidelines, published in the New Zealand Medical Journal in February 2021. A review was undertaken by a working group of respiratory health experts, led by respiratory physician Professor Bob Hancox from the University of Otago.

A quick reference guide to the NZ COPD Guidelines: 2025 Update. This concise summary resource is designed for health practitioners working in everyday practice in primary and secondary care settings

An article published in the NZ Medical Journal summaries the latest NZ COPD Guidelines: 2025 update.

This handbook provides information about COPD, from the various symptoms you may experience, to the different types of medication you may be prescribed.

This self-management plan for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is to be completed by healthcare practitioners, together with their patient. These personalised action plans improve quality of life for patients and focus on recognising and treating deteriorating symptoms. Available in English, te reo Māori, Samoan, Tongan and Simplified Chinese

A handy chart summarising all the inhaler devices currently available in New Zealand, including funding and carbon footprint information. Updated June 2025

An inhaler device use chart, with step-by-step instructions.

This self-management plan is for adults with bronchiectasis and is to be completed by healthcare practitioners, together with their patients. It helps you to recognise your symptoms and what to do to manage them by following a simple step-wise ‘traffic light’ action plan.

This booklet provides information for adults with bronchiectasis*. It will help you and your whānau to learn to understand more about bronchiectasis, from the causes, risk factors and diagnosis, to how it is treated.

This fact sheet is for people with Bronchiectasis. It explains what Bronchectasis is, the causes, risk factors, symptoms and how it is diagnosed and treated.