Source: Virtual Congress 2020 – Digital health interventions in respiratory medicine
Disease area: Airway diseases



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C. Hui (Edinburgh (Edinburgh), United Kingdom), B. Mckinstry (Edinburgh (Edinburgh), United Kingdom), O. Fulton (Edinburgh (Edinburgh), United Kingdom), M. Buchner (Glasgow, United Kingdom), H. Pinnock (Edinburgh , United Kingdom). What features do patients and clinicians ‘want’ in the future Internet-Of-Things (IoT) systems for asthma: a mixed method study. 1352

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