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. 2014 Jul 18;9(1):40. doi: 10.1186/2049-6958-9-40

Table 2.

Data to be recorded in the Implementation form (for an explanation, see text[10,11])

1
Method of assessing the presence of bronchial obstruction ( [10], pg. 38)
2
Organization of meetings with the reference GPs to exchange information in the year preceding the survey
3
The possibility to administer, through the GPs in their area, screening questionnaires for COPD ( [10], pg. 44)
4
Knowledge about the risk cards for COPD of the National Health Institute (NIH) ( [10], pg. 43)
5
The possibility to use, with GPs of their area, the risk cards
6
The possibility to provide pharmacological and behavioral therapy to COPD smoker patients ( [10], pg. 57)
7
The modes of prescription of long-term oxygen therapy (LTOT) at home ( [10], pg. 84)
8
Periodic verification of the indication for and effective use of LTOT ( [10], pg. 84)
9
The effective possibility to offer patients pulmonary rehabilitation treatment ( [10], pg. 178)
10
The availability of care facilities for COPD patients in the acute phase ( [10], pg. 87)
11
The possibility to educate patients as regards self-management ( [10], pg. 178)
12
The possibility to jointly agree with the patient’s GP on discharge of hospitalized COPD patients
13
The availability of specialist home care ( [11], pg. 3-32)
14 The availability of tele-care facilities ( [11], pg. 32)