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Evaluation of a Combined Strategy Addressed to Practitioners and Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) Patients to Improve Clinical Control and Quality of Life
Main objective: Evaluate the effectiveness of a combined strategy addressed to health care workers and patients, in relation to improving clinical control and patient's quality of life.It includes a feed-back about the health status of the patients, an education plan addressed to practitioners based in a CPG and in health education
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