Last reviewed: 20 October 2026

The National Aspergillosis Centre (NAC), based at Wythenshawe Hospital in Manchester, publishes annual reports documenting its work as a nationally commissioned NHS specialist service for chronic pulmonary aspergillosis (CPA).

These reports provide a record of the centre’s clinical activities, service developments, research, education, patient involvement and quality improvement work.

About the annual reports

  • Review NAC’s specialist clinical activity and service developments.
  • Explore research, education and professional collaboration.
  • Read about patient engagement, feedback and service improvement.
  • Follow the development of the national CPA service since 2009.

Recent annual reports

The reports below document NAC’s recent activities, achievements and challenges.

The 2025–2026 annual report is currently being prepared and will be added when approved for publication.

Historical annual reports: 2009–2020

These reports provide a historical record of the development of NAC following the establishment of its nationally funded CPA service in 2009.

Note: The 2012–2013 report is not currently included in this archive. Historical reports are provided as originally published and may describe services or arrangements that have subsequently changed.

Understanding NAC’s national contribution

NAC’s annual reports document more than outpatient activity. They also describe how the centre supports specialist clinical decisions, contributes to research, shares professional expertise and works with patients and carers.

Together, the reports provide evidence of the development of specialist CPA care, changes in treatment and diagnostic approaches, and the continuing importance of collaboration with other NHS services.

Further information

About this archive: These annual reports are historical NHS service documents. For current clinical arrangements, please consult the official Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust website.

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