Source: Virtual Congress 2021 – New technologies for the management of children with respiratory diseases



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D. Drummond (Paris, France). Ethics, risks and patients' perspective of new technologies in the care of children with respiratory diseases. Virtual Congress 2021 – New technologies for the management of children with respiratory diseases

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