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Citations should be made in the following way: Authors. Title. Eur Respir J 2020; 55: Suppl. 65, abstract number.

Quality improvements in lung function and sleep diagnostics

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Chairs: K. Sylvester (Cambridge (Cambridgeshire), United Kingdom), R. Ong-Salvador (Amsterdam, Netherlands)

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Quality Improvement in a Sleep Clinic: To increase the capacity and reduce the time to treatment for patients with Obstructive Sleep Apnoea P. Coss (Dublin , Ireland), A. Martin (Dublin , Ireland), O. Gavin (Dublin , Ireland), R. Mc Loughlin (Dublin , Ireland), T. Matthews (Dublin , Ireland), A. Mc Laughlin (Dublin , Ireland)
Early effect of Continuous Positive Airway Pressure therapy on Right Ventricular Function in patients with newly diagnosed Obstructive Sleep Apnoea P. Coss (Dublin , Ireland), G. King (Dublin , Ireland), R. Murphy (Dublin , Ireland), A. Mc Laughlin (Dublin , Ireland)
Quality control of cardiopulmonary exercise equipment T. Souren (Antwerp, Belgium), E. De Bliek (Antwerp, Belgium), J. Roeykens (Antwerp, Belgium), K. De Soomer (Antwerp, Belgium), E. Oostveen (Antwerp, Belgium)
An RER of 1.05 should not be used to determine maximal effort during CPET M. Thomas (Birmingham, United Kingdom), K. Sylvester (Cambridge, United Kingdom)
A comparison of 3 sets of paediatric reference values for Cardio-Pulmonary Exercise Testing using cycle ergometry. P. Burns (Glasgow, United Kingdom), J. Paton (Glasgow, United Kingdom)
Deep learning automates complete quality control of spirometric manoeuvre N. Das (Leuven, Belgium), K. Verstraete (Leuven, Belgium), M. Topalovic (Leuven, Belgium), J. Aerts (Leuven, Belgium), W. Janssens (Leuven, Belgium)
Differences between % predicted and z-score. The impact on severity classification in spirometry. A. Silva (Lisbon, Portugal), A. Descalço (Lisbon, Portugal), Â. Martins (Lisbon, Portugal), C. Constant (Lisbon, Portugal), T. Bandeira (Lisbon, Portugal)

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