BTS Webinars

Keep up-to-date with our respiratory-focused webinars

Our webinars support the full multi-professional respiratory workforce. They are free to access, but you will need to register to attend a live webinar.

Please note that our webinars are not CPD-accredited, except for our research-focused RESP Webinar series. These are run in collaboration with INSPIRE and Asthma + Lung UK and can be booked on the Respiratory Futures website.

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Past webinars

You can review recordings of previous webinars below.

Biologics in Respiratory Medicine

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MDR-TB Clinical Simulated Case Discussion 2025

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BTS/NICE/SIGN - Joint Asthma Guideline Webinars

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Spotlight on the new BTS Clinical Statement on Aspergillus-related chronic pulmonary disease

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The health risks of damp and mould - BTS/Property Care joint webinar

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Enhanced Respiratory Support

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BTS/ SAC Respiratory Curriculum Updates

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BTS Physiology Webinars 2024 - Series 2

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MDR-TB Simulated MDT Case discussion

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A guide to the new BTS Clinical Statement on the medical management of inpatients with tobacco dependency

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BTS Physiology Webinars 2024 - Series 1

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Introducing the BTS Asthma 4: a new asthma attack care bundle

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Spotlight on the new BTS Clinical Statement on Chronic Cough in Adults

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Examining the new BTS Clinical Statement on Pulmonary Rehabilitation

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Exploring the new BTS Pleural Guideline and Clinical Statement

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Respiratory Futures Website

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BMJ Open Respiratory Research

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BMJ Open Respiratory Research