
Information and Resources
Asthma and Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) are common conditions that affect how you breathe, but with the right information and support, they can be managed.
Asthma causes inflammation in the airways, leading to symptoms like wheezing, coughing, chest tightness and shortness of breath. COPD, which includes emphysema and chronic bronchitis, narrows the airways and makes breathing more difficult. Many people may not realise they have these conditions or may not have a clear management plan, which can lead to worsening symptoms over time. Understanding your symptoms, knowing your triggers, and having an action plan in place can help you stay in control. Respiratory Care WA offers trusted information, practical resources and support to help you manage your condition and breathe easier.
Featured resources / information
How to use an Accuhaler | Asthma Australia
Children – How to use an Accuhaler | Asthma Australia
How to use an Autohaler | Asthma Australia
How to use a Breezhaler | Asthma Australia
How to use an Easyhaler | Asthma Australia
How to use an Ellipta | Asthma Australia
Children – How to use an Ellipta | Asthma Australia
How to use a Haleraid | Asthma Australia
How to use a Puffer with a Spacer – Four Breath Technique | Asthma Australia
Children – How to use a Puffer with a Spacer (4‑Breath Technique) | Asthma Australia
How to use a Puffer with a Spacer – Single Breath Technique | Asthma Australia
Children – How to use a Puffer with a Spacer – Single Breath Technique | Asthma Australia
How to use a Spacer with a Facemask | Asthma Australia
How to Clean Your Spacer | Asthma Australia
How to use a Respimat | Asthma Australia
How to use a Spiromax | Asthma Australia
How to use a Turbuhaler | Asthma Australia
Children – How to use a Turbuhaler | Asthma Australia
How to use a Puffer with a Dosage Counter | Asthma Australia
How to use a Nasal Spray | Asthma Australia
Cleaning instructions for Reliever Puffers (Asmol®/Ventolin®/Zempreon®) | Asthma Australia