Source: Virtual Congress 2021 – Innovation in respiratory training



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N. Smallcombe (London, United Kingdom), A. Sweeney (London, United Kingdom), F. Allwright (London, United Kingdom), R. Crisp (London, United Kingdom), H. Mills (London, United Kingdom), R. Gill (London, United Kingdom), W. Ricketts (London, United Kingdom). Respiratory upskilling training sessions for redeployed clinical staff in the COVID-19 pandemic. 2744

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