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The IPCRG's newsletter provides regular updates on its activities, new information on the website and all respiratory matters of interest to primary care health professionals.

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New: Respiratory Abstracts Review

The IPCRG is pleased to introduce the Respiratory Abstracts Review, a new free independent abstract service providing summaries of six new respiratory care articles on a single page, which we will send by e-alert every 2 weeks.

This is an arrangement with our new associate corporate member, Teva. Teva has agreed as a pro bono arrangement to fund an IPCRG-specific version of Abstract.

We have agreed to test this for a year, with quarterly reviews. We invite comments sent to Lynn Danzig, Project Manager.

We are grateful to our Respiratory Research Leads for taking responsibility, as part of the Editorial Committee, to review the selection made by an independent company, to review and validate the summarising.

If you would welcome this service in translation, we have the option to do this, but need to find volunteers to review and approve the translations. Please let Lynn Danzig, Project Manager know if you volunteer to do this and in which language.

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