ANÁIL is a body that seeks to provide peer support to respiratory nurse specialists and respiratory advanced nurse practitioners. ANÁIL aims to promote respiratory care in the wider nursing community nationally and internationally. The purpose of ANÁIL is to provide a supportive network, promote respiratory specialty practice through education and professional development and to influence the policy of respiratory care in Ireland.

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ANÁIL provides a supportive network and encourages information sharing, best practice and research collaboration through the website, regular email updates, and email discussion.

Membership is open, please click here for details.

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WHAT WE DO

ANÁIL is a body that that seeks to support the specialist respiratory nurses and promote respiratory care in the wider nursing community nationally and internationally through creating opportunities for networking, education and representation on regional and national fora. >more

TRAINING & DEVELOPMENT

This section includes details on the Anáil Forum at ITS, the Anáil Annual Conference, Bursaries, Conferences, Events, Study Days and Clinical Information links. > more

LATEST NEWS & EVENTS

Annual Conference Update!

March 10th, 2024|

Thank you for joining us at the annual conference on March 7th. We extend our gratitude to our sponsors whose support made this event possible. The conference commenced with Professor of Respiratory Medicine, Lorcan McGarvey, delivering updates on managing chronic coughs in adults, delving into potential causes [...]

Webinar ‘Women and Asthma’

March 4th, 2024|

International women’s day is approaching and the Asthma Society of Ireland are hosting a FREE webinar titled ‘Women and Asthma’ on Wednesday 6th March, 7-8 pm, via Zoom. In this engaging session, we will explore the effects of asthma in women. We will be joined by Eilis Ní Chaithnía: CEO, [...]

ERS Satellites 2024

March 4th, 2024|

ERS Satellites 2024 – join us next week!Covering COPD, asthma, bronchiectasis and infections 5 March | Online Register here