Anthony D D’Urzo
Abstract
Stanbrook and Kaplan have previously suggested that “physicians who do not use spirometry for their asthma patients should not be managing asthma.”[1][1] They have put forth the notion that asthma management without spirometry testing would be considered failing to maintain an adequate standard
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Stanbrook and Kaplan have previously suggested that “physicians who do not use spirometry for their asthma patients should not be managing asthma.”[1][1] They have put forth the notion that asthma management without spirometry testing would be considered failing to maintain an adequate standard
Key concepts: Spirometry, Asthma, Medicine, Family medicine, Computer science, Data science, World Wide Web, Internal medicine