Educational resources and case studies – inhalers

Join the Greener Practice website	The Greener Practice website hosts a project library, resource library, webinars and asthma toolkit.
Read the Greener Primary Care Wales Yearbook 2022 – Inhaler Specific Case Studies	Primary care contractor specific case studies taken from the Greener Primary Care Wales Framework and Award Scheme Yearbook (2022) with a focus on inhaler use and disposal.
Visit the Green Health Wales website	An online network of health and care professionals across Wales who recognise that the climate and ecological emergency is a health emergency.
Access the ICST Respiratory Toolkit	The Institute of Clinical Science and Technology (ICST) Respiratory Toolkit created to support adults living with asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), and parents of children living with asthma.
Watch the Learning at Lunch: All Wales Adult Asthma Management and Prescribing Guidelines recording	A recording of Dr Katie Pink (October 2024) from a ‘Learning at Lunch’ session webinar series hosted by All Wales Therapeutics and Toxocology Centre (AWTTC).
Read the National Strategic Clinical Network for Respiratory Conditions – pathways and guidelines	Variety of respiratory pathways and guidelines.
Watch the Respiratory matters: Going Green: An update on inhaler in Wales recording	A recording of Sian Evans, Public Health Wales and Chair of the Inhaler Decarbonisation Task & Finish group (June 2025) from the wider ‘Respiratory Matters’ webinar series.
Visit the Sustainable Respiratory Care – Centre for Sustainable Healthcare website	Centre for Sustainable Healthcare website which hosts a respiratory care sustainability network, resource library and access to a foundation course in sustainable respiratory care.
Join the Y Ty Dysgu – Climate Smart Community Network	An online network hosted by Health Education Improvement Wales (HEIW) via the the ‘Y Ty Dysgu’ platform. The aim is to help to embed climate smart thinking in healthcare practice and our workplaces, to provide support to members and learners, and to share, signpost and promote discussions, resources and training opportunities to all.  To note – you must sign up to ‘Y Ty Dysgu’ first to access this resource. You can sign up to ‘Y Ty Dysgu’ here.