Source: Virtual Congress 2020 – Lung function diagnostics



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A. Lutas (Lisboa, Portugal), M. Lage (Lisboa, Portugal), T. Pequito (Lisboa, Portugal), M. Pereira (Lisboa, Portugal), A. Ladeira (Lisboa, Portugal), F. Todo Bom (Lisboa, Portugal), S. Furtado (Lisboa, Portugal). Improvement patient safety during lung function testing through the implementation of a safety checklist. 3208

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