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The Association for Respiratory Technology and Physiology

The Association for Respiratory Technology and Physiology is the sole professional organisation in the UK for practitioners working in clinical respiratory physiology and technology.

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The ARTP, through standards of training and quality assurance, are the professional guardians of physiological measurement issues in respiratory medicine in the UK. With over 30 years of experience in the design and delivery of lung function services, ARTP provides the only national, professionally recognised, qualifications in Respiratory Function Testing and Spirometry in the UK.

ARTP also recommends standards for the design and delivery of lung function services through position papers from ARTP Working Groups on the structure, function and content of lung function facilities in the UK

An important function of the ARTP is the provision of opportunities for Continuing Professional Development. The ARTP organises meetings and courses on many respiratory topics.  Nationally ARTP informs and influences major organisations about the delivery of lung function services.  Furthermore, ARTP links with equivalent national organisations around the world to deliver global standards in respiratory healthcare involving respiratory technology and physiology.

The Association works in conjunction with the British Thoracic Society to produce national guidelines and standards for good practice in the performance of respiratory measurement. It works closely with the Department of Health in formulating policy and in the strategic direction of the profession.

The Association is a founder member of the Conference of Clinical Scientists Organisation, the Institute of Physiological Sciences and the Federation of Healthcare Scientists. There is also closely involved with Assembly 9 of the European Respiratory Society.
The Memorandum of Association, Code of Conduct and Disciplinary Code regulate the activity of the Association. Copies of these are available on this website.

The ARTP is a limited company (No. 5987719) and a registered charity (No. 1117470.)

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   LATEST CHANGES AND UPDATES  (most recent at top)
Careers VACANCY:  Guys' and St Thomas' NHS Trust (12/8/08)
Careers VACANCIES:  Pennine Acute Trust, Victoria Hospital Kirkcaldy and Lister Hospital, Stevenage (11/8/08)
Education Reporting Course (Birmingham in November) (05/8/08)
Careers VACANCIES:  West Middlesex University Hospital NHS Trust (01/8/08)
Careers VACANCIES:  NHS Lothian - Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh (31/7/08)
Members 25% off 3rd Ed. of Clinical Tests of Respiratory Function (Gibson) - See Members... Benefits (25/7/08)
Careers VACANCIES:  Sheffield Children's, Bournemouth (24/7/08)
Careers VACANCIES:  NHS Fife, Aintree University Hospitals (11/7/08)
Careers VACANCY:  Derby Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (08/7/08)
Careers VACANCIESPennine Acute Trust, Cardiff & Vale (25/6/08)
Education Basic Sleep Course (Bristol - October) (23/6/08)
Scottish Scottish Forum report April Meeting (19/6/08)
Education Cardio-Pulmonary Exercise Course (Birmingham - October) (6/6/08)
Careers VACANCY:  Royal Free Hampstead NHS Trust (4/6/08)
Members Please note access to the members site now requires the new password printed on your 2008-09 membership card. (3/6/08)

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