Source: International Congress 2019 – Pulmonary rehabilitation for obstructive lung diseases
Disease area: Airway diseases



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M. Apps (Billericay, Essex, United Kingdom), K. Keeling (Billericay, Essex, United Kingdom), C. Goodrich (Billericay, Essex, United Kingdom), H. Olympio-Anang (Billericay, Essex, United Kingdom), I. Young (Billericay, Essex, United Kingdom), A. Kopaxz (Billericay, Essex, United Kingdom), N. Fabbri (Billericay, Essex, United Kingdom), T. Gisby (Billericay, Essex, United Kingdom), J. Minter (Billericay, Essex, United Kingdom), K. Sanger (Billericay, Essex, United Kingdom), L. Champion (Billericay, Essex, United Kingdom). How can we increase Pulmonary Rehabilitation (PR) uptake and outcomes in COPD patients?. 645

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