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respiratory

COPD

Puffer problems for patients with COPD

By Mardi Chapman

28 Jun 2017

The latest update of the Australian and New Zealand guidelines for the management of COPD has highlighted the problems arising from the plethora of different inhaler devices on the market. The TSANZ and Lung Foundation Australia COPD-X guidelines have for the first time recommended that clinicians minimise the number of different devices prescribed for their ...

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