Source: Virtual Congress 2021 – PDW End of life care for the elderly asthmatic and COPD patients



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J. Escarrabill Sanglas (Barcelona, Spain), A. Bikov (Budapest, Hungary). Detection of advanced disease, advance care planning and recognition of dying for people with COPD. Virtual Congress 2021 – PDW End of life care for the elderly asthmatic and COPD patients

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