Source: International Congress 2018 – Primary care management of COPD
Disease area: Airway diseases



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A. Dickens (Birmingham, United Kingdom), P. Adab (Birmingham, United Kingdom), K. Cheng (Birmingham, United Kingdom), C. Chi (Beijing, China), B. Cooper (Birmingham, United Kingdom), J. Correia De Sousa (Glasgow, United Kingdom), A. Enocson (Birmingham, United Kingdom), A. Farley (Birmingham, United Kingdom), N. Gale (Birmingham, United Kingdom), K. Jolly (Birmingham, United Kingdom), S. Jowett (Birmingham, United Kingdom), M. Maglakelidze (Tbilisi, Georgia), T. Maglakelidze (Tbilisi, Georgia), S. Martins (Sao Paulo, Brazil), R. Ristovska (Skopje, FYROM (Macedonia)), A. Sitch (Birmingham, United Kingdom), K. Stavrikj (Skopje, FYROM (Macedonia)), R. Stelmach (Sao Paulo, Brazil), A. Turner (Birmingham, United Kingdom), S. Williams (Glasgow, United Kingdom), R. Jordan (Birmingham, United Kingdom). Using a rapid prioritisation process to identify health research priorities in LMICs. 905

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