If your parent has asthma or COPD then they are likely to be using an inhaler to control their condition.
But are they getting the correct dose of medication to the airways?
Poor inhaler technique causes unnecessary suffering
Poor inhaler technique is common and is causing unnecessary suffering for many patients.
National specialists (the UK inhaler group) say that it is vital that healthcare professionals help patients to improve their inhaler technique.
This help is not always feasible for older people who have difficulty getting to the surgery.
Improve your inhaler technique at home
One way to improve your inhaler technique from the comfort of your own home is to watch these videos which have been developed by Asthma UK – the experts say these videos can Improve inhaler technique in just 3 minutes.
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Managing Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) can be challenging, both for those affected and for the carents who support them. At Carents, we understand the complexities involved in caring for someone with COPD. That’s why we’ve compiled our most valuable resources into a comprehensive COPD Support Toolkit, designed to provide practical advice and information to help you navigate this journey
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