COPD Management needs Hospital and Community multi-disciplinary teams to work together to optimise patient care.

M. Apps (Billericay, United Kingdom), D. Mukherjee (Basildon, United Kingdom), S. Abbas (Basildon, United Kingdom), J. Minter (Billericay, United Kingdom), K. Sanger (Billericay, United Kingdom), J. Whitfield (Billericay, United Kingdom), S. Field (Billericay, United Kingdom), S. Pearce (Billericay, United Kingdom), P. Rosier (Billericay, United Kingdom), L. Ateli (Billericay, United Kingdom), H. Olympio-Anang (Billericay, United Kingdom), C. Goodrich (Billericay, United Kingdom), K. Keeling (Billericay, United Kingdom), H. Hill (Billericay, United Kingdom), D. Carter (Billericay, United Kingdom), T. Gisby (Billericay, United Kingdom), B. Hawkes (Billericay, United Kingdom), S. Webb (Billericay, United Kingdom), S. Barfield (Billericay, United Kingdom), C. Wigmore (Billericay, United Kingdom), J. Downham (Billericay, United Kingdom), M. Haigh (Billericay, United Kingdom), P. Bannister (Billericay, United Kingdom), I. Young (Billericay, United Kingdom), A. Kopacz (Billericay, United Kingdom), J. Peacock (BasildonBillericay, United Kingdom)

Source: International Congress 2018 – Integrated care and non-pharmacological management of COPD
Session: Integrated care and non-pharmacological management of COPD
Session type: Thematic Poster
Number: 694
Disease area: Airway diseases

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