Source: Virtual Congress 2021 – Primary care diagnosis and multimorbidities



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M. Bennett (Manchester, United Kingdom), S. Drake (Manchester, United Kingdom), L. Healy (Manchester, United Kingdom), R. Tudge (Manchester, United Kingdom), L. Lowe (Manchester, United Kingdom), L. Willmore (Manchester, United Kingdom), L. Willmore (Manchester, United Kingdom), J. Mitchell (Manchester, United Kingdom), G. Kerry (Manchester, United Kingdom), C. Murray (Manchester, United Kingdom), S. Fowler (Manchester, United Kingdom), A. Simpson (Manchester, United Kingdom). Bronchodilator reversibility (BDR) - should we measure it in adults with symptoms but without obstructed spirometry?. 3626

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