Source: Virtual Congress 2020 – New insights into respiratory physiotherapy



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K. O'Neill (Belfast, United Kingdom), R. Mcgrath (Belfast, United Kingdom), O. Hewitt (Belfast, United Kingdom), R. Redfern (Belfast, United Kingdom), J. Bradley (Belfast, United Kingdom). Respiratory physiotherapy: Process mapping to target quality improvement and scope areas for future research. 1265

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