Source: Virtual Congress 2021 – Early-life infections, wheezing and asthma



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J. Simba (Nairobi, Kenya), C. Emadau (Nairobi, Kenya), P. Mburugu (Nairobi, Kenya), J. Wachira (Nairobi, Kenya), M. Moseti (Nairobi, Kenya), B. Kamau (Nairobi, Kenya), F. Nduate (Nairobi, Kenya), S. Mayell (Liverpool, United Kingdom), F. Ogaro (Eldoret, Kenya), I. Sinha (Liverpool, United Kingdom). Using quality improvement project to improve childhood asthma outcomes in low resource setting. 2171

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