This is a brochure containing a chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) Action Plan for doctors to complete together with their patients.
These plans are self-management action plans for adults to be completed by doctors together with their patients with asthma. Also available in English, Samoan, Simplified Chinese and Te Reo Māori.
This brochure is a symptom diary for doctors to give to their child patients and their parents/caregivers, and is used in conjunction with the Child Asthma Plan.
This brochure is an asthma action plan for doctors to complete and give to child patients and their parents/caregivers.
A quick reference guide for managing breathlessness in COPD
A directory of asthma societies in New Zealand
A poster with six steps for asthma first aid.
The Peak Flow and Symptom Diary is a useful tool to help patients identify asthma symptoms and triggers, and better understand their asthma.
A quick reference guide to the New Zealand COPD Guidelines for use in clinic
These plans are self-management action plans for adults to be completed by doctors together with their patients with asthma. Also available in English, Samoanas and Te Reo Māori.
This is a brochure containing a chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) Action Plan for doctors to complete together with their patients. It includes actions to take for different levels of symptoms for COPD – from well, worsening, severe to emergency.
The NZ COPD Guidelines have been developed by the Asthma and Respiratory Foundation’s (ARFNZ) working group of respiratory health experts led by Dr Stuart Jones from Middlemore Hospital and Professor Bob Hancox from the University of Otago, with the goal of improving diagnosis, and laying out clear recommendations for assessment and management of this respiratory disease.