Table 2.
Questionnaire and result from the clinical perspective (N=12).
| Questions | Mean (SD) | Median |
| Q1. The system will facilitate increasing the detection of COPDa cases by opportunistic diagnosis | 4.56 (0.51) | 5 |
| Q2. The system will allow improvements in COPD diagnosis | 4.01 (0.79) | 4 |
| Q3. Thanks to the system, the patient will be aware of their pathology | 3.24 (0.77) | 4 |
| Q4. The system will help avoid diagnostic confusion | 3.09 (0.71) | 3 |
| Q5. The system will correctly assist health personnel in the diagnosis of COPD | 4.31 (0.49) | 4 |
| Q6. The use of the system will help to avoid mistakes made in primary care centers due to lack of specialized personnel | 4.47 (0.52) | 5 |
| Q7. The system will avoid unnecessary visits by patients with COPD | 4.64 (0.49) | 5 |
| Q8. The system will help to standardize a protocol for the diagnosis of the disease | 2.29 (1.00) | 3 |
| Q9. Thanks to the system, the interpretation of the spirometric test results will be improved | 4.26 (0.77) | 5 |
| Q10. The use of the system will improve the coordination, monitoring, and traceability of the diagnostic process | 2.45 (0.98) | 3 |
| Q11. The system will help speed up the diagnostic process | 4.64 (0.49) | 5 |
| Q12. The system will improve the information provided by primary care centers to hospital centers | 3.30 (0.49) | 3 |
| Q13. The system will help assess alternatives in the diagnosis | 3.36 (1.00) | 4 |
| Q14. The use of the system will reduce the number of visits due to issues associated with COPD | 4.31 (0.49) | 4 |
| Q15. The system will help improve spirometry performance | 4.64 (0.49) | 5 |
| Q16. Overall assessment of the system | 4.29 (0.65) | 4 |
aCOPD: chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.